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Business Development Specialist - Clinical Liaison

Job Description

Business Development Specialist
  • Clinical Liaison Will cover the Columbia, MO market.
Salary Range:
$70k
  • 90k Bonus/Incentive plan
  • $12,000 every quarter Job Summary The Business Development Specialist/Clinical Liaison is responsible for generating appropriate referrals for our Long-Term Acute Care hospital, completing the clinical evaluations, and coordinating the admissions/approval process.
This role is responsible for all activities that drive patient referrals, support awareness/education, and utilization of the hospital's services to customer groups and other community members. This position involves one-on-one interactions with physicians, case managers, and other healthcare professionals to understand and assess patient needs and how that patient may fit within our services to meet assigned admissions & referral goals. Required Education
  • Associate's or Bachelor's degree (preferred) Or
  • Active Clinical license (such as RN, LPN, RT, etc. preferred) Or
  • 5+ years of related experience in lieu of license or degree Required Experience
  • 1 year of business development experience in a healthcare environment Or
  • 1 year in a clinical capacity Required Licensure / Certifications
  • If a clinical role, a valid & active license such as RN, LPN or RT at time of hire
  • Drivers' License
  • Valid automobile insurance Physical Demands
  • Frequent walking, sitting, standing
LIGHT WORK
Lift up to 20 lbs. occasionally and/or 10 lbs. frequently. OSHA Risk Category
  • Classification 1: Jobs in which required tasks routinely involve potential for occupational exposure to blood or body fluids. Essential Functions
  • Generate profitable admissions and create a backlog/pipeline of potential patients by developing and maintaining relationships with referring physicians, hospitals, and clinics.
  • Conducts accurate patient assessments on a timely basis (if clinically qualified)
  • Manages referral process (from identification through assessment and approval)
  • Applies knowledge of insurance programs, hospital programs, regulations, and criteria for admissions
  • Collaborates with case management, social work, and business office personnel (both internally and externally)
  • Understands the financial impact of each patient; selects the patient sets that are within the hospital's capabilities and drives appropriate revenue
  • Completes case documentation, expenses, and reports on a timely and regular basis
  • Assists in developing and implementing referral and education strategies for patients and referral sources.
  • Proactively collects patient success stories that can be shared via website or social media
  • Submits monthly status of assessments, admissions & referrals, results of relationship building with referral sources, presentations, and other activities in the assigned territory Key Competencies (Knowledge, skills, abilities)
  • Clinical knowledge
  • Operational knowledge of an acute care hospital
  • Referral source relationship building
  • Training and knowledge transfer skills
  • Financial & data analysis
  • Understand and apply Medicare/private payor insurance processes and regulations related to long-term acute care
  • Adherence to HIPAA rules and regulations when discussing patients
  • Communication & interpersonal skills
  • Conflict Management
  • Teamwork Work Environment
  • Hospital Travel Requirements
  • Travel by car, extensively in the regional area #IND103
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