Jobs at Option Care Health

Provides intermediate home and alternate-site infusion nursing care under physician-directed plans of care. Responsibilities include assessing patients, administering treatments and medications, educating patients and caregivers, updating care plans, documenting visits, coordinating discharge, responding to emergencies, and supporting continuity of care. The nurse also mentors junior nurses, participates in on-call duties, and may insert or troubleshoot PICC and midline catheters. Travel may be required up to 100% for business purposes.

Provides clinical pharmacy services for home infusion patients, including assessing home-care suitability, designing and monitoring individualized pharmacotherapy plans, evaluating laboratory and pharmacokinetic data, educating patients and staff, dispensing medications, managing infusion equipment, responding to drug-information requests, ensuring regulatory compliance, and coordinating pharmacy support workflows.

Provides safe, patient-specific pharmacy care for home infusion patients. Assesses home-care suitability, develops and monitors pharmacotherapy plans, evaluates laboratory and monitoring data, educates patients and caregivers, prepares and dispenses medications, manages infusion equipment, responds to drug information requests, maintains controlled-substance compliance, and ensures quality, regulatory, and confidentiality standards.

Provides intermediate skilled infusion nursing care in patients’ homes or alternate infusion suites. Responsibilities include assessing patients, administering treatments and medications, developing and revising care plans, educating patients and caregivers, documenting care, coordinating discharge, responding to emergencies, and mentoring other nurses. The role may include PICC or midline insertion and catheter troubleshooting, requires on-call participation, and involves extensive business travel.

Provides clinical pharmacy services for home infusion patients, including assessing home-care suitability, designing and monitoring individualized pharmacotherapy plans, evaluating laboratory values, educating patients and caregivers, dispensing medications, managing infusion equipment, responding to drug information requests, and ensuring compliance with pharmacy laws, USP standards, DEA regulations, accreditation, safety, and quality requirements.

Provide safe, appropriate pharmacy services for home infusion patients: assess suitability for home care, design and monitor individualized pharmacotherapy plans, prepare and dispense sterile and non-sterile medications, ensure regulatory and USP compliance, educate patients/caregivers/staff, manage medication-related equipment and investigational drugs, respond to drug information requests, and oversee pharmacy support personnel.

Leads territory sales growth for home infusion services by developing market plans, forecasting, coaching Account Executives, managing customer and alliance relationships, analyzing sales performance, and partnering with operations and payer teams. Supervises staffing, performance, training, and resource utilization while ensuring regulatory compliance. The role requires extensive travel and healthcare or medical business-to-business sales leadership experience.

Leads territory sales growth for home infusion services by developing market plans, forecasts, and strategic initiatives; coaching Account Executives; building hospital, provider, payer, and alliance relationships; analyzing sales performance; and partnering with operations. Oversees staffing, performance management, training, compliance, and resource utilization while serving as a player-coach who can prospect and close business. Requires extensive travel across state and out of state.

Provides intermediate skilled nursing care in patients’ homes or alternate infusion suites. Responsibilities include assessing patients, administering medications and treatments, managing infusion plans, educating patients and caregivers, documenting care, coordinating with physicians and clinical teams, supporting discharge planning, mentoring junior nurses, and responding to emergencies. May insert and manage PICC or midline catheters. Participates in on-call duties and may travel up to 100% for business purposes.

Drives chronic therapy sales growth across an assigned territory by building relationships with physician groups, office staff, clinicians, and referral sources. Develops territory plans, delivers sales presentations, achieves performance goals, analyzes sales data, and partners with operations to resolve customer issues. Requires strong knowledge of chronic disease states, local market dynamics, reimbursement, and healthcare sales practices.

Provides clinical pharmacy services for home infusion patients, including assessing home-care suitability, designing and monitoring medication care plans, evaluating laboratory values, educating patients and caregivers, dispensing medications, managing infusion equipment, responding to drug information requests, and ensuring compliance with pharmacy, safety, legal, regulatory, and quality standards.

Promote home infusion services to physician offices and referral sources across a territory. Build relationships, conduct persuasive sales presentations, execute frequent in-person sales calls, document activity in CRM, generate patient referrals, and collaborate with clinical and administrative teams to support onboarding and customer satisfaction. The role requires healthcare or business-to-business sales experience, strong communication, territory management, and travel within the territory 90% of the time.

Provides clinical pharmacy services for home infusion patients, including assessing home-care suitability, developing and monitoring individualized pharmacotherapy plans, evaluating laboratory data, educating patients and caregivers, dispensing medications, managing infusion equipment, responding to drug information requests, maintaining regulatory compliance, and overseeing pharmacy support workflows. The role is entry-level clinical pharmacy practice in an alternate care setting and requires an active state pharmacy license.

Provides clinical nursing and referral coordination for home infusion patients. Performs patient assessments, develops treatment plans, administers IV therapies, manages central venous access devices, obtains labs, and documents care. Educates and trains patients, caregivers, and home health staff; coordinates with physicians, pharmacists, hospitals, and internal teams; monitors patient progress, triages issues, supports safe discharge, handles on-call duties, and maintains compliance with nursing standards.

Provides intermediate direct infusion nursing care in patients’ homes or alternate infusion suites. Responsibilities include assessing patients, administering medications and treatments, developing and modifying care plans, educating patients and caregivers, documenting care, coordinating discharges, responding to emergencies, mentoring nurses, and participating in on-call duties. May insert and maintain PICC or midline catheters and troubleshoot central lines.

Manages IT identity administration and system governance projects, including budgets, timelines, risks, maintenance, support, vendor services, and improvement initiatives. Develops team strategy and operating plans, oversees second-level application and infrastructure support, and coaches team members through hiring, performance management, training, and career development. Partners with senior leaders and vendors on planning, spend optimization, and risk management.

Provides home infusion nursing and patient assessments, develops treatment plans, educates and trains patients or caregivers, administers IV therapies, manages central venous access devices, obtains labs, monitors patient progress, and coordinates care with physicians, pharmacists, hospitals, case managers, and home health agencies. The role also supports discharge planning, documentation, troubleshooting, on-call responsibilities, and identifying potential referral sources.

Provides intermediate direct infusion nursing care in patients’ homes or alternate infusion suites. Assesses patient status, administers medications and treatments, updates care plans, educates patients and caregivers, documents visits, coordinates discharge, and communicates with physicians and clinical teams. Mentors junior infusion nurses, supports patient safety and compliance, participates in on-call duties, and may insert or troubleshoot PICC and midline catheters.

Provides clinical pharmacy services for home infusion patients, including assessing home-care suitability, developing and monitoring individualized pharmacotherapy plans, evaluating laboratory values and nutritional needs, educating patients and healthcare professionals, dispensing medications, managing infusion equipment, responding to drug-information requests, and ensuring compliance with legal, regulatory, safety, quality, and confidentiality requirements.

Provides clinical pharmacy services for home infusion patients, including assessing home-care suitability, designing and monitoring pharmacotherapy plans, evaluating laboratory data, educating patients and caregivers, dispensing medications, managing infusion equipment, responding to drug-information requests, and ensuring regulatory, safety, quality, and confidentiality compliance. The pharmacist also coordinates care with nursing and other healthcare professionals and supports pharmacy workflow.