The Specialty Pharmacist provides clinical and operational support, including prescription verification, patient counseling, and provider consultation. They ensure regulatory compliance, manage drug interactions, and support pharmacy process improvement initiatives.
The Managed Care Coordinator acts as a liaison between financial and clinical teams to manage benefit authorizations, referrals, and insurance pre-certifications. They ensure patient insurance information is accurate in electronic records and verify that treatment plans align with payor guidelines.
Develop and maintain pharmacy policies, procedures, and documentation while coordinating accreditation survey readiness and monitoring regulatory, licensure, and training compliance. Conduct quality reviews and audits, analyze incidents and performance data, and coordinate corrective actions and improvement projects with pharmacy leadership and relevant teams.
The Lead Security Engineer provides technical leadership for the enterprise security program, overseeing security tools, incident response, and vulnerability management. This role also manages security staff, coordinates with managed service providers, and ensures compliance with healthcare security frameworks.
The Patient Assistance Advocate will manage financial assistance applications for patients and coordinate with clinics to ensure medication affordability. They will also provide customer support via phone and email, handle order scheduling, and provide backup support for pharmacy staff tasks.
The pharmacy technician is responsible for the accurate dispensing, counting, and filling of oral oncology medications under pharmacist supervision. They also manage medication stocking, shipping, and ensure all departmental procedures comply with regulatory requirements.
The specialist will act as a subject matter expert and trainer to support clinic staff during organizational transitions. They are responsible for writing and implementing SOPs, overseeing training sessions, and ensuring smooth integration across multiple sites.
The scheduler is responsible for managing all patient appointments, including physician orders, outside testing, and PET/CT radiology services. They also act as a liaison between the PET/CT unit and clinics to ensure all necessary patient data is accurately communicated.
The APRN Hospitalist will conduct inpatient rounds, assist with admissions and discharges, and provide on-call support. They are responsible for assessing patient conditions, ordering diagnostic tests, prescribing medications, and maintaining detailed treatment records.
The specialist provides technical and clinical support for EMR systems, ensuring timely issue resolution and effective communication with users. They also assist in system upgrades, clinical workflow development, and the management of oncology treatment regimens.
The Compliance Supervisor oversees adherence to federal, state, and payer regulations while managing accreditation efforts and internal audits. They also provide leadership to the financial assistance and revenue teams to ensure operational compliance and high-quality patient care.
The technician is responsible for verifying insurance coverage, managing specialty pharmacy referrals, and resolving complex claims for oncology and hematology medications. They also act as a liaison between patients, clinics, and payors while ensuring strict compliance with HIPAA and pharmacy regulations.
The Senior Paralegal provides administrative and legal support to the legal department, including drafting transactional agreements and managing corporate entity filings. They also conduct legal research, maintain databases, and coordinate document production for executive management.
The Registered Nurse will perform clinical duties including chemotherapy administration, patient education, and documentation in the EMR system. Additionally, the role involves leading training efforts for new employees and providing ongoing support to clinics during transitions.
