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The Remedy Group
Home Infusion Pharmacist
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An Infusion Pharmacist provides medications to patients and educates patients and physicians on the proper use of medications. Works primarily in healthcare facilities. May be directly involved in patient care, or consult with healthcare facilities or insurance companies to develop efficient methods of prescription. Specializes in drugs delivered through infusion, using a needle or a catheter.
$130,226 / year median in Connecticut
-4% projected decline
Job Description
Are you a pharmacist who thrives on patient connection and meaningful clinical work? This opportunity allows you to play an essential role in delivering safe, effective home infusion therapies—while collaborating with a supportive team that values your expertise. Why This Role Stands Out Be part of a specialty care team improving quality of life for patients at home. Use your clinical knowledge in infusion therapy to make a direct impact on patient outcomes. Work in a collaborative environment with nurses, physicians, and pharmacy staff. Gain exposure to a wide range of therapies, with opportunities to grow your clinical skills. Enjoy the balance of clinical care, patient education, and pharmacy operations. What You'll Do Review and verify new patient orders, ensuring accuracy and safety. Prepare and dispense medications, including sterile admixtures, in compliance with state and federal standards. Monitor and evaluate drug therapy, interpreting lab and clinical data to support safe and effective outcomes. Partner with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to align treatment plans with patient needs. Counsel patients and families on infusion therapies, medications, and care routines. Support smooth operations by coordinating with nursing, customer service, and distribution teams. Participate in ongoing quality initiatives, training, and accreditation requirements. Stay up to date on infusion practices and new therapies through continued learning. What You Bring Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy (PharmD or MS preferred). Active state pharmacist license. 1+ year of recent experience in home infusion OR 2+ years in an acute care setting. Strong knowledge of IV therapy and admixture services. A collaborative mindset and passion for patient-centered care. The Work Environment This role combines clinical pharmacy responsibilities with patient interaction. You'll use standard pharmacy and office equipment, work alongside an engaged team, and occasionally participate in on-call support. Some travel may be required for patient care or team collaboration.