What are the responsibilities and job description for the Clinical Liaison position at NHC HomeCare?
Definition:
The Clinical Liaison serves to facilitate a seamless transition for patients transitioning from a facility to the Home care environment
Qualifications:
Required:
- Current LPN or RN license in the state of service
- Must have one-year home health experience or one year of hospital case management experience.
- Reliable means of transportation and must have current driver’s license and auto insurance
Preferred:
- Experience in Home Health or healthcare business development
Performance Requirements:
- Mental acuity, judgment and problem-solving skills adequate to perform job duties
- Sensory ability to see, hear and speak adequately to effectively communicate
- Ability to carry out fine motor skills with manual dexterity sufficient to perform job duties
- Ability to be on feet or to be seated for prolonged periods of time
Specific Responsibilities:
- After patient has selected NHC HomeCare as his or her health care provider, the Clinical Liaison will assist patients in the process of navigating their post-acute care needs.
- Assess, plan, implement, coordinate, monitor and evaluate options and services with a primary goal of providing a safe transition from a facility to home for home health.
- The Clinical Liaison is responsible for ensuring the patient has a physician and obtains an order from that physician to oversee the home health plan of care.
- Face to Face documentation must also be obtained and communicated to appropriate agency.
- Represents NHC Home Care in a positive and professional manner, projecting and reinforcing company objectives and philosophy
- The Clinical Liaison is responsible for establishing, growing and maintaining relationships with facility-based referral sources
- Positively impacts business growth
- The Clinical Liaison has a strong focus to help reduce ACH 30-day hospitalizations.
- Develops positive, collaborative relationships with agency staff
