• Conduct in-home infusion therapy visits with patients according to the plan of care. • Prepare clinical/nursing notes and document patient interventions in both clinical and non-clinical records consistently. • Act as a clinical resource, working collaboratively with other pharmacy departments. • Maintain knowledge of drug side effects and interactions. • Offer telephone and in-person patient education on therapy protocols, drug side effects, and home infusion procedures. • Ensure patients understand their therapy plans, medications, and the importance of adherence. • During initial and ongoing consultations, serve as a patient liaison between the patient, their family, and the pharmacy to ensure a seamless therapy process. • Perform comprehensive, initial, and periodic head-to-toe assessments for patients and initiate preventative and rehabilitative care. • Use health assessment data, and input from the agency team, the physician, the patient, and the family to determine patient needs. • Manage patient and family expectations regarding services, outcomes, and discharge goals. • Establish primary and secondary diagnoses based on patient assessment and home health care focus. • Develop care plans with skilled interventions, medical supplies, and necessary services to meet goals. • Regularly evaluate patient progress, in collaboration with team members, and revise care plans as needed. • Perform other duties as assigned.

• Conduct in-home infusion therapy visits with patients according to the plan of care. • Prepare clinical/nursing notes and document patient interventions in both clinical and non-clinical records consistently. • Act as a clinical resource, working collaboratively with other pharmacy departments. • Maintain knowledge of drug side effects and interactions. • Offer telephone and in-person patient education on therapy protocols, drug side effects, and home infusion procedures. • Ensure patients understand their therapy plans, medications, and the importance of adherence. • During initial and ongoing consultations, serve as a patient liaison between the patient, their family, and the pharmacy to ensure a seamless therapy process. • Perform comprehensive, initial, and periodic head-to-toe assessments for patients and initiate preventative and rehabilitative care. • Use health assessment data, and input from the agency team, the physician, the patient, and the family to determine patient needs. • Manage patient and family expectations regarding services, outcomes, and discharge goals. • Establish primary and secondary diagnoses based on patient assessment and home health care focus. • Develop care plans with skilled interventions, medical supplies, and necessary services to meet goals. • Regularly evaluate patient progress, in collaboration with team members, and revise care plans as needed. • Perform other duties as assigned.

• Conduct in-home infusion therapy visits with patients according to the plan of care. • Prepare clinical/nursing notes and document patient interventions in both clinical and non-clinical records consistently. • Act as a clinical resource, working collaboratively with other pharmacy departments. • Maintain knowledge of drug side effects and interactions. • Offer telephone and in-person patient education on therapy protocols, drug side effects, and home infusion procedures. • Ensure patients understand their therapy plans, medications, and the importance of adherence. • During initial and ongoing consultations, serve as a patient liaison between the patient, their family, and the pharmacy to ensure a seamless therapy process. • Perform comprehensive, initial, and periodic head-to-toe assessments for patients and initiate preventative and rehabilitative care. • Use health assessment data, and input from the agency team, the physician, the patient, and the family to determine patient needs. • Manage patient and family expectations regarding services, outcomes, and discharge goals. • Establish primary and secondary diagnoses based on patient assessment and home health care focus. • Develop care plans with skilled interventions, medical supplies, and necessary services to meet goals. • Regularly evaluate patient progress, in collaboration with team members, and revise care plans as needed. • Perform other duties as assigned.

• Complete brief mental health assessments, triage, and obtain collateral clinical information for adolescents, young adults, and families via telehealth • Complete timely, high-quality documentation and follow-up for each clinical interaction • Determine clinical fit, risk level, and appropriate next steps—within Flourish or through external referrals • Serve as the clinical subject matter expert on state-specific contracts, admission pathways, eligibility requirements, and referral processes • Communicate with referral sources, managed care organizations, state agencies, juvenile justice programs, child welfare agencies, and other external stakeholders to coordinate admissions and ensure timely progression through the intake process • Track and manage contract-specific admission requirements, timelines, and documentation needs to support compliance and operational excellence • Serve as a trusted team resource regarding contract requirements, referral expectations, and complex admission scenarios • Collaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams including therapists, care advocates, and operations partners • Use clinical judgment to meet families where they are—motivating engagement while maintaining appropriate clinical boundaries • Support with covering full-time assessment role PTO and clinical administrative work as needed