Position Summary
The primary responsibility of the Clinical Liaison is to facilitate a seamless transition for patients discharging from a facility setting to the care to home or an agency setting for post-acute care needs. The Clinical Liaison will respond to referrals and determine the level of care required by the patient upon initial evaluation. Following identification of new LTAC/IRF patient criteria, the Clinical Liaison will complete a full risk-assessment of the patient, including a cost indicator using the net reimbursement worksheet. In addition, the Clinical Liaison will implement re-hospitalization reduction initiatives for patients with Acute Care Hospitalization risk and continually communicate between healthcare providers during all phases of transition from the facility to the next level of care. The Clinical Liaison establishes best practice intervention and education to improve patient outcomes and promote patient self-management upon discharge from the LTAC/IRF to the next level of care. The Clinical Liaison role is clinically focused and aligned with company market development initiatives. This clinical liaison understands their role in growth, serving more patients and delivering exceptional care across the entire post-acute care continuum. Using discretion and independent judgement, the Clinical Liaison identifies specific referral target audiences and develops referral-building strategies in collaboration with the Administrator. The Clinical Liaison will interact with all departments and services as needed to complete the referral evaluation process and address barriers to admission by working effectively with referral sources and the Admissions Team.
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Competencies
Required Education and Experience
Preferred Education and Experience