IPU Technician (Part-Time) - Waldorf, MD

Job Description

Job Description

Dragonfly Health is the leading care-at-home data, technology and service platform, and the industry’s first scale durable medical equipment (DME) and pharmacy solution. Built on a 20-year history, Dragonfly Health uses advanced technology and robust analytics to manage DME and pharmaceutical services as part of a single, efficient solution for caregivers, patients, and their families. We serve over 145,000 patients every day in all 50 states.

Here, you are an integral part of a team that is transforming the future of hospice and post-acute healthcare. This is where innovation, collaboration and compassion thrive, allowing us to carry out our work at the highest level to serve our patients at a time in their life when they need us most.

We offer a dynamic and inclusive workplace where you'll have the unique opportunity to shape the future of healthcare alongside a passionate and talented team. We believe in empowering our employees to grow both personally and professionally, providing ample opportunities for career advancement, continuous learning, and skill development.

The dragonfly is symbolic of the transformational impact we’re making on the industry, our people, and the lives we touch. We are a guiding force for what’s ahead, delivering more than equipment and medications, but also comfort and peace of mind. We are agile and adaptable, able to quickly and easily pivot from one point to the next, ready for whatever situation or patient need that arises.

• Competitive Pay $25.00 per hour
• Comprehensive benefits package (health, dental, vision, PTO, sick time, 401k w/match, etc.)
• Growth opportunity and career advancement
• Agile and adaptable team culture
• Innovative and revolutionary technology solutions
• A higher calling to provide quality patient care

See how Dragonfly Health is transforming the world of hospice and post-acute care.

• Restock medications in automated dispensing machines at inpatient hospice facilities.
• Receive and document medication restock packages upon arrival at the facility.
• Verify medication expiration dates and remove expired products following safety protocols.
• Complete required sign-offs for all restocked medications after leaving the site.
• Prepare and ship expired medications back to the pharmacy.
• Select, count, and verify medications using established procedures and maintain accurate records.
• Maintain an organized, clean, and compliant dispensing machine and report binder.
• Assist with general inventory counts and inventory control processes.
• Partner with pharmacy and hospice teams to resolve restocking or inventory needs.
• Adhere to HIPAA and patient privacy requirements.

• Experience as a Pharmacy Technician in a healthcare setting.
• Knowledge of pharmacy or medical terminology, abbreviations, and symbols.
• Strong attention to detail with the ability to manage multiple priorities.
• Ability to use web-based tools and basic software systems.
• Excellent communication and listening skills.
• High level of professionalism, discretion, and customer service.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality and exercise good judgment.
• Experience with automated dispensing machines preferred.
• Hospice or palliative care experience preferred.

This position requires state-specific Pharmacy Technician licensure or certification where applicable. Requirements vary by state. Applicants must hold all credentials mandated by their state of employment or obtain them within the state-required timeframe.

IPU Technicians ensure hospice inpatient units always have the medications required for comfort, symptom control, and high-quality patient care. Their accuracy, reliability, and attention to detail directly affect patient safety and the smooth operation of pharmacy and hospice teams. By keeping dispensing machines fully stocked, organized, and compliant, they help deliver uninterrupted, dignified care to patients and meaningful support to clinical staff.