Infusion Nurse Jobs in Long Island, NY

3 open jobs in Long Island, NY from Thrivewell Infusion and IVX Health, in Long Island.

3open jobs

2employers

0PRN jobs

An outpatient infusion suite with reclining chairs and IV pumps

Pharmacist Manager – Biologics Specialty Pharmacy

12 days agoThrivewell Infusion · Long Island, NYInfusion centerPay not listedNICA Member

Regional Operations Director

1 mo agoIVX Health · Long Island, NYInfusion center$122k to $161k/yrFull-time

Pharmacy Technician

3 mo agoThrivewell Infusion · Long Island, NYInfusion centerPay not listedNICA Member

Infusion Centers to Contact Directly

Many centers hire without posting on job boards. These have a verified website.

Albany Ketamine Medical Infusions PLLC7 Wembley Ct Ste 201, Albany, NY

(518) 249-5700 Visit Site

Coram Healthcare Corporation of New York12 Jupiter Ln, Albany, NYPharmacy, Home Infusion Therapy Pharmacy

(518) 689-2900 Visit Site

Coram Healthcare Corporation of N Y375 N French Rd Suite 108, Amherst, NYPharmacy, Home Infusion Therapy Pharmacy

(716) 691-3000 Visit Site

Dent Neuologic Institute3980 Sheridan Dr 1st Floor, Amherst, NYHiring Now

(716) 250-2000 Visit Site

Balance Choice Care7 Marcus Garvey Blvd Ste 410, Brooklyn, NYFamily Medicine, Adult Medicine

(212) 729-9263 Visit Site

Nyac Infusions, LLC1725 E 12th St Ste 101, Brooklyn, NY

(888) 463-8730 Visit Site

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