Clinical Liaison​/DBD

We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Clinical Liaison / DBD to join its team. As a Clinical Liaison / DBD, you will play a critical role in developing and maintaining strong relationships with hospitals, physicians, discharge planners, social workers, case managers, and other healthcare partners to generate referrals and increase admissions at our skilled nursing and rehabilitation facilities.

• Develop and maintain strong relationships with hospitals, physicians, discharge planners, social workers, case managers, assisted living communities, home health agencies, and other referral sources
• Conduct regular hospital, physician-office, community, and referral-source visits
• Generate and cultivate new referral opportunities while maintaining existing relationships
• Follow up on referrals and assist with the admissions process
• Review referral information and communicate effectively with the clinical and admissions teams regarding patient needs
• Educate referral partners regarding the facility's clinical capabilities, rehabilitation services, specialties, and programs
• Work collaboratively with nursing, therapy, admissions, and administration to support successful transitions of care
• Monitor referral activity and identify opportunities to increase admissions and census

• Previous experience in healthcare marketing, business development, clinical liaison work, admissions, or a related healthcare field preferred
• Skilled nursing, rehabilitation, post-acute, home health, hospice, or hospital experience strongly preferred
• Understanding of hospital discharge planning and the post-acute referral process
• Familiarity with Medicare, Medicaid, managed care, and other healthcare payer considerations is a plus
• Strong communication, presentation, networking, and relationship-building skills
• Ability to confidently interact with physicians, nurses, social workers, case managers, administrators, patients, and families

Someone who can build relationships, earn trust, and generate results. The right person will be comfortable walking into a hospital or healthcare facility, introducing themselves to a discharge planner or case manager, understanding the patient's post-acute needs, and communicating why our organization may be an appropriate option.