
Hospice Community Liaison/ Marketer - Elgin, Schaumburg, Bartlett area
Lighthouse Hospice Care LLC
Downers Grove, IL (On-site)
Cartersville, GA
Posted 7 months ago
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Hospice Community Liaison
The Hospice Community Liaison is expected to establish and maintain a professional relationship with physicians, case managers, discharge planners, social workers, other health care decision makers, appropriate special interest groups, senior organizations, nursing home professionals, and other community–based referral sources by providing on-going education regarding hospice benefits, services, and care. The HCL meets organizational goals through the management of assigned book of business, professional relationships and knowledge of hospice benefits and services. Must possess excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
Essential Functions
QUALIFICATIONS
Skill Requirements
B. Professionalism
Providing a positive image of Willowbrook Hospice with the general public.
ORIENTATION AND TRAINING
Willowbrook Hospice will provide orientation, training, material, and resources as necessary, to assist Hospice Community Liaison in performing the responsibilities listed above. Training may be in-house, or outside seminars. Evidence of orientation and training will become part of the personnel file.
Health benefits available, STD, Life Insurance, Paid Holidays, Mileage reimbursement, 401k, and many more benefits!
Work conditions
May require sitting or standing for prolonged periods of time. Driving is required. May require occasional lifting, pushing, or pulling up to 20 lbs.
ACCOUNTABILITY
Reports directly to the Manager of Business Development.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Job Type: Full-time Schedule: • Some weekends and evenings required • Bonus pay
Work Location: North Metro Atlanta
Willowbrook Hospice is an Independent Charity established in 1993 by local people to raise funds to build and run a Specialist Palliative Care Unit.Our ServicesWe currently have 9 inpatient beds and hold weekly outpatient clinics. Although approximately three quarters of our patients have cancer, we treat other life-limiting diseases such as motor neurone disease, end stage heart failure, and lung disease.We work very closely in partnership with the local health care community to improve the quality of life for those people living with their illness. We liaise with the Hospital Specialist Palliative Care Team, the Community Specialist Palliative Care Team and the local Primary Care Teams, including local GPs and district nurses.Although we provide care for patients at the end of their lives, our statistics show that many of our inpatients are discharged back to their preferred place of care, usually home, dispelling the myth that a hospice is just a place where you go to die.EducationThe Hospice has an important remit in leading and delivering an integrated Palliative Care Education programme to all healthcare professionals across the locality. This ensures that patients are cared for in the best possible way in their preferred place of care, wherever that setting may be.FundingOur care is totally free to patients but is not free to provide. It costs over £5m per year to run the Hospice Organisation. We are part-funded by the NHS, who make a contribution of approximately 26% towards our running costs. This means that we have to rely on donations from our generous supporters and our own fundraising efforts to raise the remaining 74%. This enables us to provide support to patients and their families according to their individual needs.
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