Allergy Mixing Technician

AllerVie Health•Pikesville, MD

8d•$21•Onsite

About The Position

Allergy Mixing Technician, Full-time, Pikesville, Maryland Why AllerVie Health? Millions of people live with allergies, asthma, and complex immunological conditions that quietly disrupt their daily lives - from poor sleep and chronic discomfort to limits on how they work, move, and show up for the people they love. Too often, care is fragmented, reactive, or focused on managing symptoms instead of truly improving quality of life. AllerVie Health exists to change that. Our mission is simple but powerful: help patients achieve and maintain better health - free from the symptoms and suffering that hold them back. Through comprehensive, personalized care, we support patients at every stage of their journey, delivering real relief and measurable improvements in how they live day to day. As a growing healthcare organization, we’re expanding access to specialized allergy and immunology care across communities - and building teams that make that impact possible. Whether you’re in a clinical, operational, or corporate role, your work directly supports patients getting their lives, energy, and confidence back. If you’re motivated by meaningful work and want to be part of a mission you can feel, we’d love to meet you. About You: You’re motivated by patient-centered work and believe great care starts with integrity, accountability, and compassion. You take pride in delivering high-quality care while supporting patients and teammates with empathy and professionalism. You bring optimism to your work, advocate for patients, and believe small moments of care can make a big difference. If you’re driven by purpose and want your work to truly impact lives, we’d love to connect. Job Summary The Allergy Mixing Technician at AllerVie Health plays an essential role in the formulation and preparation of allergy serums to support patient treatment across clinic locations. This role is responsible for mixing serums, producing allergy schedules, and supporting clinical operations through accurate documentation, medication reconciliation, and allergy testing assistance. Operating within a collaborative, team-based environment, the Allergy Lab Technologist helps ensure high-quality patient care through precise lab work and effective communication with clinic teams. Location: 1838 Greene Tree Road Suite 260 Pikesville, MD 21208 Pay Range: Starting pay is $21 an hour, depending on experience.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED required; completion of a Medical Assistant program preferred.
Minimum of 1 year of experience in a clinical setting (MA, LPN, or RN); allergy or immunotherapy experience strongly preferred.
Proficient in allergy serum formulation, mixing, and sterile technique (training provided if needed).
Familiarity with EMR systems and basic medical billing workflows is a plus.
Strong mathematical skills and attention to detail.
Excellent time management, multitasking, and communication skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications (Word, Outlook, Excel).

Nice To Haves

Background in allergy/immunology, immunotherapy, or chronic disease management.

Responsibilities

Formulate and mix allergy immunotherapy serums according to provider instructions and established protocols.
Create and document allergy schedules, vial labels, and extract bottles accurately.
Prepare billing slips and verify insurance information as needed for immunotherapy treatments.
Assist with preparing skin testing and intradermal trays for allergy testing.
Record and monitor refrigerator temperatures and ensure lab compliance with storage standards.
Maintain clear, timely communication with the clinic manager and other staff regarding supplies, documentation, and serum-related issues.
Document all clinical and lab activities accurately in the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) and HPAC systems.
Support medication reconciliation and patient history documentation when needed.
Adhere to all safety, quality, and compliance procedures.
Perform other job-related duties as assigned to support clinical operations.