Infusion Nurse

Essential duties and

Responsibilities

Include the following. Other duties may be assigned.

Coordination of new patient admissions with the support of the corporate nursing and business office teams.

Access PICC lines for administration of intravenous medication.

Preparation of medication to be administered to patients in an infusion center setting.

Patient and caregiver education regarding infusion drug therapy information.

Clinical monitoring of patient treatment, progression, safety, and outcomes.

Communicating care with practice staff, corporate nursing support team, business office, and client services to ensure patients receive the highest level of care.

Management of onsite nursing functions including patient scheduling, daily service charting, inventory management, and coordination of follow-up care with physicians.

Core duties and

Responsibilities

Include the following basic performance factors all Healix, Inc. employees are expected to meet.

Communicates with clients and fellow employees through written and verbal forms, clearly and timely

Interacts professionally with clients and fellow employees

Cooperates with team members to accomplish departmental goals

Accepts and incorporates changes or new ideas into daily work

Provides service in a responsive, timely and accurate manner to both clients and fellow employees

Understands and adheres to policies and procedures

Arrives at work as scheduled and notifies supervisors in a timely manner of any absences

Recognizes priorities and takes action; makes productive use of time

Strives to resolve problems and conflicts on his/her own initiative

Attempts to create new ideas or new procedures working as part of a group or individually.

As a part of your job, you will receive protected health information. It is your responsibility to comply with HIPAA in using and disclosing health information.

About Us

Healix is the nation’s leader in providing physician office-based infusion services. Focused on patient and physician peace of mind for 35 years, we offer unparalleled capabilities for optimal patient care, comfort, compliance, and clinical outcomes in an outpatient setting.

At Healix, we manage Office Infusion Centers on behalf of physicians, hospitals, and medical institutions, encouraging in-office treatment for optimal patient care. Our company is headquartered in Sugar Land, Texas, a suburb of Houston, where we have helped establish and manage hundreds of infusion centers nationwide. We use our clinical and business expertise to provide integrated solutions to improve all aspects of the infusion program, all while delivering peace of mind to our clients and their patients.

Studies show that the physician office infusion center setting provides significant site of care benefits for patients, communities, and payors, including superior clinical outcomes and lower cost of care. Overall patient satisfaction at Healix-managed infusion centers soars, with 98% of patients rating their care as excellent. Our physician clients rely on Healix to handle all facets of infusion center operations, including drug purchasing, revenue cycle management, managed care programs, and clinical staffing. As Healix continues to leverage unique industry expertise in management and service markets, we are dedicated to maintaining focus on patient and physician peace of mind.

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Education and Experience Required

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or Associate Degree in nursing (ADN).

2+ years’ experience working as a registered nurse in a clinical setting preferred.

Critical care or outpatient/homecare infusion experience preferred.

Recent intravenous administration and catheter management experience.

Strong oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills is a must to ensure nursing professional meet our physicians’ expectations.

Ability to work independently at the site location, and in-partnership with the corporate clinical team, and within physician practice expectations.

License and Certifications

Texas Board of Nursing Licensed; active and unencumbered.

Must possess valid basic life support (BLS) certification.

CRNI, VA-BC, OCN preferred.