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Infusion, Home Infusion, RN, Registered Nurse, IV Therapy, Home Health, Hospice, ER, Trauma, ICU, Pediatrics, PRN, Vascular Access, IV Team, Oncology, PICC, Central Line, Infusion clinic, Ambulatory infusion, Cath lab, Transplant, Case Manager.
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Assist in ensuring timely delivery of services to your patients; Home Health, DME, Home Infusion, and other critical needs. Fully remote position - Work from the comfort of your own home in cozy clothes without a commute.
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Acts as the key linkage between hospital case management services, medical group physicians and office staff, hospice agencies and home infusion services. Experience as a home health liaison or community outreach coordinator.
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The Infusion Nurse is a licensed clinician who coordinates and provides direct infusion care in the home or alternate treatment site, ensuring patient safety while providing continuity of care in compliance with the physician’s plan of care.
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Infusion, Home Infusion, RN, Registered Nurse, IV Therapy, Home Health, Hospice, ER, Trauma, ICU, Pediatrics, Vascular Access, IV Team, Oncology, PICC, Central Line, Infusion clinic, Ambulatory infusion, Cath lab, Transplant, Case Manager.
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An Infusion Nurse II is a licensed registered nurse who coordinates and provides intermediate direct patient care to patients in the home, or in an alternate infusion suite, to ensure patient safety with continuity and compliance under a physician’s plan of care.
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Job Description: Job Responsibilities (listed in order of importance and/or time spent) Competent in the clinical management of home infusion patients including Patient management skills, the Nursing Process, the rules of Federal, state, and local regulatory entities that oversee and control the provision of care in a Home Health Agency.
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3-5 years inpatient experience, home infusion, or pharmaceutical manufacturing preferred. The team is small, but mighty, working in a closed door pharmacy type of setting and they enjoy a steady workload and schedule.
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Provide a range of specialized nursing skills in home health care, including but not limited to Home Care Infusion Therapy and Wound Vac. Currently seeking a Home Health Nurse for a job opening in California area.
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With the nation’s largest home infusion provider, there is no limit to the growth of your career. Option Care Health, Inc. is the largest independent home and alternate site infusion services provider in the United States.
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Under supervision, the incumbent is responsible for coordinating Patient Intake at Home Infusion Pharmacy from hospital referral sources, prescription receipt, initial authorization from insurance companies, discussions with patients on financial responsibility and working with nursing and pharmacy to accept patients on service and provide supplies.
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CHAP standards assess the quality of healthcare in home and community-settings nationwide including home health agencies, hospices, private duty, home care, home medical equipment suppliers, pharmacies, home infusion therapy, and providers of palliative care.
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