Hearth Hospice Hiring for RN Liaison (Hospice) Full Time

• 
  Health, Dental, & Vision Insurance
• 
  Company matching 401(k)
• 
  GENEROUS time-off package (20 days PTO & 9 Holidays)
• 
  Tuition Reimbursement & Certification Assistance
• 
  Wellness & Discount Programs
• 
  Cell Phone, Mileage, & Gym Membership Reimbursement

Responsibilities:

• Conducts initial meeting with the patient and family giving an overview of hospice service and philosophy and obtains consents for care.
• Works independently to complete admission paperwork timely, understanding a reasonable goal with set expectations and demonstrating flexibility with assignments and all situations.
• Determines primary decision makers and pro-actively builds positive, solid working relationships with members of the medical community and partners.
• Promotes and positions Hospice’s patients care service through regular visits in a manner that illustrates and reflects the Hospice’s quality of care and unique capabilities.
• Works to build the brand of the hospice as the preferred hospice provider in our service area to achieve and exceed agency goals for growth and census management.
• May help Hospice in determining patient eligibility, based on their hospice knowledge and training.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in nursing or health care preferred.
• Holds current unencumbered license as a registered nurse.
• Minimum one (1) years of sales/marketing experience in healthcare.
• One (1) to two (2) years’ experience in hospice/palliative marketing strongly preferred.
• Skilled at establishing/maintaining working relationships with key staff, marketing contracts, and clinical staff to ensure thorough understanding of Hospice services.
• Proven ability to generate and maintain relationships with new and existing accounts including physicians, healthcare professionals, and community agencies.
• CMS requires that all patient-facing staff, as well as those that are in contact with patient-facing staff, be fully vaccinated, or have a documented religious or medical exemption. This important rule is required for all healthcare organizations that receive federal funds through Medicare or Medicaid.