Jobs at Option Care Health

Provides intermediate direct infusion nursing care in patients' homes or alternate infusion sites, including assessments, medication administration, patient/family education, documentation, discharge planning, and coordination with physicians. May mentor junior nurses, perform PICC/Midline tasks if applicable, and follows agency policies, infection control, and safety procedures.

First-line patient contact for an infusion center: greets and screens patients, manages phone communications, verifies insurance, updates patient accounts, collects payments, schedules visits, scans and maintains records, communicates with case management and referring providers, assists with patient comfort and basic room upkeep, and documents service issues.

Provide intermediate infusion nursing care in patients' homes or alternate infusion suites: assess and implement care plans, administer infusions/medications, document visits, educate patients and caregivers, coordinate discharge and communicate with physicians, mentor junior nurses, perform line care and emergency response, and maintain licensure, certifications, and regulatory compliance.

Provides intermediate direct infusion nursing care in patients' homes or alternate infusion sites, including assessment, medication administration, treatment plan implementation, patient/family education, documentation, discharge planning, and mentoring/oversight of junior nurses. Ensures compliance with clinical policies, safety, and regulatory requirements; may insert/monitor PICC or midline lines and participate in on-call duties.

Provides intermediate infusion nursing care in patient homes or alternate infusion suites. Assesses patients, implements and adjusts care plans, administers medications, documents care, educates patients/families, coordinates discharges, mentors junior nurses, follows regulatory and agency policies, and may perform PICC/midline tasks if applicable.

Provide safe, patient-specific pharmacy services for home infusion patients: assess suitability for home care, design and monitor pharmacotherapy plans, prepare and dispense medications per regulations, educate patients and staff, manage medication-related equipment, handle investigational drugs, and ensure compliance with USP/DEA/state laws.

Provide safe, patient-centered pharmacy services for home infusion patients: assess suitability for home care, design and monitor pharmacotherapy plans, prepare and dispense medications, manage compounding and equipment, provide drug information and education, ensure regulatory compliance, and supervise pharmacy support personnel.

Drive territory sales growth for home infusion chronic therapies by building relationships with physician groups and office staff, delivering persuasive presentations, executing territory plans, meeting sales goals, coordinating with operations to resolve service issues, and maintaining market and payer knowledge. Frequent travel and strong selling, communication, and territory-planning skills required.

Provide intermediate direct infusion nursing care in patients' homes or alternate infusion suites under physician orders. Assess, implement and modify treatment plans, administer medications, document care in real time, educate patients and caregivers, coordinate discharge, mentor junior nurses, and comply with clinical, regulatory and agency policies. May insert or troubleshoot central lines per physician order and participate in on-call and multidisciplinary activities.

Manage and direct pharmacy operations for a home infusion site, ensuring safe medication preparation/dispensing, inventory and budget oversight, staff supervision and development, coordination with nursing/sales/reimbursement, on-call coverage, and regulatory compliance.

Provide safe pharmacy services for home infusion patients: assess suitability for home care, design and monitor individualized pharmacotherapy plans, prepare and dispense medications (including sterile admixtures), educate patients and staff, manage medication administration equipment, respond to drug information requests, ensure regulatory compliance, and supervise pharmacy support personnel.

Provide clinical pharmacy services for home infusion patients: assess suitability for home care, design and monitor pharmacotherapy plans, prepare and dispense medications per USP/DEA standards, educate patients and staff, manage medication-related equipment and investigational drugs, respond to drug information requests, and ensure regulatory compliance and quality assurance.

Lead and supervise pharmacy operations for home infusion patients, ensuring regulatory compliance, safe medication preparation/dispensing, staff training, inventory management, patient care plan design, and coordination with nursing, delivery, and reimbursement teams. Participate in on-call duties and support sales/education activities.

Provide clinical pharmacy services for home infusion patients: assess suitability for home care, design and modify patient-specific pharmacotherapy plans, prepare and dispense medications per USP/DEA/state regulations, educate patients and staff, manage medication-related equipment and investigational drugs, and ensure regulatory compliance and documentation.

Provide and supervise home-infusion pharmacy services, ensure regulatory compliance, manage medication/pump inventory and security, design and modify patient-specific care plans, train staff, coordinate with clinical and sales teams, and participate in on-call duties.

Drive territory sales for home infusion chronic therapies by building relationships with HCPs, executing targeted sales strategies, meeting sales goals, coordinating with operations, and providing excellent customer service.

Provide clinical education, assessments, and training to patients, caregivers, and facility staff for successful transition to home or alternate-site infusion care. Coordinate discharges, collaborate with sales and clinical teams, document education, and facilitate service initiation. Conduct in-person education and pre-admission/insurance intake. Requires local travel to facilities and hospitals.

Provide safe pharmacy services for home infusion patients: assess suitability for home care, design and monitor individualized pharmacotherapy plans, prepare and dispense medications per USP/DEA standards, educate patients and staff, manage medication administration equipment, handle investigational drugs, report medication incidents, and ensure regulatory compliance and documentation.

Provide clinical pharmacy services for home infusion patients: assess suitability for home care, design and monitor pharmacotherapy plans, prepare and dispense medications, ensure regulatory compliance and safety (USP/DEA), manage medication equipment, respond to drug information requests, educate patients and staff, participate in quality assurance, and supervise pharmacy support personnel workflow.

Provide intermediate direct infusion nursing care in patients' homes or alternate infusion suites, including assessment, medication administration, patient and caregiver education, documentation, discharge planning, mentorship of junior nurses, and adherence to clinical policies, safety, and regulatory standards.