At Home Care Hospice·Groveport, Ohio
The RN Case Manager assesses the physical and emotional needs of hospice patients to create and implement personalized care plans. They provide direct nursing interventions, manage pain and symptoms, and support families while collaborating with an interdisciplinary team.
Our Company PharMerica Overview The Warehouse Coordinator will participate in the packing and preparing of equipment and supplies prior to distribution to Amerita’s patients. Additionally, the warehouse coordinator will assist with loading, unloading, stocking and inventory of supplies in the warehouse; cleaning and acting as a backup driver when needed.
Benefits start on the 1st day of the month following 30 days of employment (Health, dental, vision, and life insurance). Paid Time Off & 6 Company Holidays – Recharge and enjoy your time off. DailyPay – Get paid when you need it. Competitive Pay Company-Paid Disability Insurance – Both short-term and long-term. 401k Plan – Secure your future with our retirement plan. Tuition Reimbursement – Advance your education with our support. Employee Discount Program – Enjoy perks that extend beyond the workplace.
Packages and prepares equipment and supplies prior to distribution Fills orders by preparing supplies to be distributed to patients Ensures delivery tickets, requisitions, purchase order forms and packaging slips are completed accurately Coordinates home medical equipment orders with the assistance of a pharmacist. Coordinates patient deliveries. Stocks, stores and rotates warehouse equipment and supplies completes and maintains product lot numbers, expiration dates and batch records. Monitors drug supply and pump inventory and levels Maintains a clean and orderly production space Perform other related duties as directed Supervisory Responsibility: No
Candidates must be a graduate of an accredited nursing school with a current state license and at least one year of nursing experience. A valid driver's license, insured vehicle, and preference for hospice experience are also required.
Market context
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