Company Overview
OneHome enables patients to recover in the comfort of their own homes. As a leader in value-based care, OneHome provides tailored home healthcare, durable medical equipment, and infusion services to both providers and patients.
Our Approach:
We are a team of compassionate healers and industry innovators who are transforming home recovery for patients. By providing better health outcomes and reducing hospital re-admissions, we also help providers with enhanced care coordination and management. As a single point of accountability for all home healthcare needs, OneHome manages the entire patient care journey, from referral to recovery.
Our Promise:
We prioritize cost-effectiveness, reduce administrative burdens, minimize equipment waste, and improve patient outcomes, with an emphasis on enhancing the quality of life. We understand that recovery can be complex, which is why we chose to bring healing home. Now, patients and providers can avoid fragmented care, lack of transparency, and prolonged hospital stays. Our dedicated team – including nurses, therapists, and medical equipment specialists – is available 24/7 to support patients’ recovery at home, enabling them to stay with their loved ones and maintain independence.
Our Success:
Having served over 2 million members across four states, OneHome continues to grow. Following a successful seven-year partnership, we were acquired by Humana to expand our reach and help even more members experience the benefits of home recovery.
Duties and Responsibilities:
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Maintain a strong knowledge of sterile IV admixtures, aseptic techniques, and environmental monitoring in compliance with USP 797/800 guidelines.
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Develop, design, and monitor individualized care plans tailored to the specific medical needs of each patient.
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Gather relevant medical information from caregivers, case managers, physicians, and patients to determine eligibility for home care services, following One Infusion Pharmacy policies and pharmacy practice guidelines.
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Demonstrate proficiency in therapeutic drug levels and common laboratory values, and perform advanced pharmaceutical calculations.
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Monitor and track lab values related to drug regimens, offering informed pharmaceutical recommendations and making adjustments as needed to optimize patient care.
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Serve as the subject matter expert in pharmacotherapy, educating other One Infusion staff (including nurses and pharmacy technicians) and patients/caregivers.
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Oversee the activities of ancillary pharmacy staff to ensure compliance with pharmacy protocols and physician orders.
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Contribute to continuity of care across settings, ensuring accurate preparation and dispensing of medications according to USP 797/800 and company policies.
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Conduct quality control checks on final preparations before delivery, ensuring accuracy in concentration, quantity, stability, and labeling.
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Ensure compliance with all applicable laws and regulations (e.g., DEA, BOP, ACHC) to meet or exceed accreditation standards.
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Address and resolve patient concerns and provide counseling on medication use as needed.
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Monitor and report medication errors, adverse drug reactions, allergies, and patient adherence issues, and perform patient profile monitoring as necessary.
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Collaborate with patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals, providing updates on patient status and medication responses while documenting interventions promptly.
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Report any misconduct or unethical activities to the Compliance Officer or supervisor.
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Interact with pharmaceutical representatives to stay informed about pharmaceutical products and manage formulary changes.
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Monitor inventory levels to ensure adequate supply, manage market shortages and product recalls, and maintain perpetual inventory of controlled substances as required.
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Assume on-call responsibilities per pharmacy guidelines and company policies.
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Report product incidents according to pharmacy policy and collaborate with the Performance Improvement Coordinator.
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Participate in the pharmacy’s Performance Improvement program as needed.
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Engage in pharmacy committees, in-service education programs, and professional organizations as directed by the Pharmacy Director.
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Complete continuing education programs as required to maintain licensure.
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Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor.
Regulatory Requirements:
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Graduate from an accredited School of Pharmacy.
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Hold a current, active pharmacist license (Pharm.D., Rph) in the state of practice.
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Demonstrate a strong knowledge of sterile IV admixtures and USP 797/800 guidelines.
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Minimum of 1-2 years of clinical pharmacy experience in home care, hospital, or infusion settings.
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Experience with the CPR+ computer program.
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Completion of an ASHP-accredited Pharmacy Residency Program or Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience with an accredited school of pharmacy.
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At least 2 years of clinical experience in home care, hospital, or infusion settings.
Physical Requirements:
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Ability to engage in physical activity, including lifting and pushing up to 50 pounds without restriction.
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Ability to stand for extended periods and perform physical tasks, including bending and lifting regularly.
Language Skills:
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Proficient in English, both verbally and in writing.
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Additional languages are a plus.
Scheduled Weekly Hours:
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1 hour.
Pay Range:
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$104,000 – $143,000 per year, based on geographic location, skills, experience, education, certifications, and other factors.
Description of Benefits:
Humana offers a comprehensive benefits package for limited term, variable schedule, and per diem associates, designed to support whole-person well-being.