Hospital Liaison - Immediate Home Care

The Hospital Liaison will oversee and provide the best continuity of patient care by acting as a liaison among hospitals, doctors, homes and home health agencies.

 Establish and maintain good relationships with hospitals, nursing services, social services, therapy offices
and various other medical and non-medical support services
 Communicate personally with patient care managers to ensure standards of care are being met and that
patient needs are being identified and met on an ongoing basis
 Recognize short-term and long-term topics that need addressing, and work on finding solutions
 Chat with hospitals, doctors, prospective clients and their families about the home care services the
agency provides
 Gather and prepare information in advance of patient transfers; track data related to such transfers and
compile information into reports such as statistical reports
 Keep communication smooth between hospitals and doctors and home care agencies by continually
reporting patient progress and therapies received
 Develop and assess policies for home care, including provisions for meeting federal, state and local
regulations as well as professional and licensing standards

 Pennsylvania RN, LPN, Therapist license, preferred.
 Some previous experience in some sort of medical liaising job (private case management, for example)
 Experience in home health, post-acute care is preferred.
 Excellent oral and written communications
 Bilingual skills (particularly in Spanish) beneficial but not required

Essential Functions: This job requires an employee to stand, talk and hear. There is a frequent standing and walking, and occasionally to sit, bend, kneel, stoop or crouch. This position requires frequent use of hands and fingers and may require reaching in front or above shoulders, feeling or grasping.