Educate and Support Patients – Guide patients and families through treatment expectations, potential side effects, and disease management.
Ensure Compliance and Quality – Maintain accurate records in the Electronic Health Record (EHR) system, review nursing documentation, and uphold HIPAA and OSHA standards.
Optimize Clinical Workflows – Assist with chart preparation and treatment planning to streamline patient visits.
Collaborate with Healthcare Teams – Work closely with referring providers and cross-functional teams to enhance care coordination.
Support Operations and Training – Assist in inventory management, prior authorizations, and regulatory adherence.
Flexibility and Adaptability – Work at multiple facilities within a designated market as needed.
Perform Additional Duties – Take on other responsibilities as assigned to support patient care and organizational objectives.
What We're Looking For
Active and Unrestricted Licenses – Nurse Practitioner (NP) license and Registered Nurse (RN) license (if required by the state).
Board Certification – AANP or ANCC certification required.
Life Support Certifications – BLS certification required; PALS certification preferred.
Clinical Experience – Background in an ambulatory infusion center, outpatient specialty clinic, or similar setting is a plus.
Ability to Treat a Diverse Patient Population – Must be able to care for both adults and pediatrics—Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) preferred.
Strong IV and Infusion Therapy Skills – Experience with specialty biologics, medication management, and emergency response protocols.
Proficiency in Clinical Documentation – Experience with EHR systems and a strong understanding of HIPAA and regulatory compliance.
Exceptional Communication & Collaboration – Ability to work effectively with patients, families, and multidisciplinary teams.
