Clinical Liaison

As a Clinical Liaison at Select Specialty/Regency Hospitals, your main responsibilities include advocating for patients in the pre-admission process by assessing their needs in collaboration with clinical teams. You will coordinate care plans with physicians and families and facilitate smooth patient transfers by addressing barriers to accessing specialized post-ICU care.

To qualify for the Clinical Liaison position at Select Specialty/Regency Hospitals, you need to hold a valid Registered Nurse (RN) or Respiratory Therapist (RRT) license. Other designations like LPN, PT, and OT may also be considered. Additionally, prior experience in patient advocacy and strong communication skills are essential.

The Clinical Liaison at Select Specialty/Regency Hospitals enjoys various benefits, including a competitive salary with a monthly performance bonus plan, mileage reimbursement, and customizable health insurance options. Employees also receive paid time off, a 401(k) retirement plan with company match, and other perks designed for work-life balance.

Yes, previous experience in healthcare marketing or business development can be beneficial for the Clinical Liaison role at Select Specialty/Regency Hospitals. While it’s preferred, extensive training is provided to ensure you can effectively build relationships with healthcare professionals and advocate for patients.

The work culture for a Clinical Liaison at Select Specialty/Regency Hospitals revolves around teamwork, patient advocacy, and a commitment to quality care. The organization promotes diversity and inclusion at all levels, ensuring a supportive environment where employees can thrive both professionally and personally.

When faced with difficult conversations, it’s crucial to approach them with empathy and clarity. I would listen actively to their concerns, provide them with relevant information about the patient's care options, and guide them through the decision-making process in a compassionate manner.

I have extensive experience in patient advocacy, where I've worked closely with families to navigate healthcare systems, ensuring their loved ones receive appropriate care. I focus on understanding their needs and providing support throughout the healthcare journey.

Building relationships with healthcare professionals requires trust and communication. I focus on consistent follow-ups, providing valuable information, and showing appreciation for their collaborative efforts to ensure the best patient outcomes.

To ensure a smooth transition, I coordinate closely with discharge planners, physicians, and the receiving facility. I verify all necessary paperwork is completed, address any potential barriers, and maintain open communication for a seamless handover.

Clinical assessment plays a vital role, as it enables me to accurately evaluate patients' needs and advise families about the best possible care pathways. It ensures we tailor the continuum of care effectively.

Teamwork is essential in the Clinical Liaison position; effective collaboration among physicians, nurses, and support staff directly impacts patient care quality. I believe in fostering open dialogue and mutual respect among team members.

When conflicts arise, I prioritize staying calm and understanding the perspectives of all parties involved. I believe in open communication to find common ground and develop solutions that benefit the patients we serve.

Adapting to changes in healthcare policies is crucial. I stay informed through continuous education and actively seek feedback from colleagues to ensure best practices are maintained while aligning with new regulations.

In a previous role, I faced a situation where I needed to quickly assess a patient's sudden change in condition. I gathered relevant information from the care team and made an informed decision on the immediate need for specialist intervention, which ultimately benefited the patient.

I am drawn to the Clinical Liaison role at Select Specialty/Regency Hospitals because of the organization’s commitment to patient-centered care. I believe in the mission of improving patients' quality of life, and I am eager to contribute my skills to make a meaningful difference.