Home Infusion IV Technician — Flexible Shifts

Oregon Health & Science University; Oregon; On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Oregon Health & Science University is seeking a Home Infusion Technician to support pharmacists by preparing sterile medications for home delivery, maintaining clean ISO areas, and assisting with patient care coordination under supervision.

The role requires an Oregon pharmacy technician license, 2 years of experience or equivalent, and certification from PTCB or NHA. Strong aseptic technique and attention to accuracy are essential.

Qualifications

• Active State of Oregon Pharmacy Technician License.
• 2 years of pharmacy work experience, or equivalent education.
• Certification from the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board or National Healthcare Association. Certification must be maintained.

Responsibilities

• Prepare, mix and compound sterile medications, including chemotherapy, following aseptic procedure guidelines.
• Maintain cleanliness and sterility of USP ISO 5, 7, and 8 areas through daily, weekly, and monthly cleaning
• Prepare and package medication and supplies for patient deliveries.
• Organize and restock work areas during and prior to end of shift, and remove expired medication
• Coordinate patient care by answering telephone, filing, medication profile update and maintenance.
• Perform other technician duties as assigned

Skills

Medical terminology

Pharmaceutical mathematics

Fine motor skills

Mechanical transfer of fluids

Aseptic technique

Workflow prioritization

Interpersonal communication

Teamwork with pharmacists

Education

High School Diploma

Oregon Pharmacy Technician License

Pharmacy Technician Certification (PTCB/NHA)

Job description

Oregon Health & Science University is seeking a Home Infusion Technician to support pharmacists by preparing sterile medications for home delivery, maintaining clean ISO areas, and assisting with patient care coordination under supervision.

The role requires an Oregon pharmacy technician license, 2 years of experience or equivalent, and certification from PTCB or NHA. Strong aseptic technique and attention to accuracy are essential.