Clinical Liaison

Clinical Liaison Join to apply for the Clinical Liaison role at American Advanced Management . This full‑time position is centered on patient referrals and educational outreach to support hospital admissions and community health engagement. Position Summary The Clinical Liaison assesses the clinical status of patient referrals, evaluates patient needs, serves as an education resource for the facilities and healthcare professionals, and assists the referring and accepting institutions in addressing the needs of specific patients. Position Qualifications Licensed Vocational Nurse, Registered Nurse or Respiratory Therapist. Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) preferred. Experience within critical care, trauma, or other specialty settings preferred. Able to communicate effectively with all levels of staff, physicians, and patient referral sources. Flexible, responsible, and supportive of team efforts. Duties and Responsibilities Complete reports required by Central Valley Specialty Hospital: maintain database, weekly/monthly logs, and submit development materials. Assess patients referred for admission: pre‑admissions assessment, financial information, stability assessment, interviews, communication of special needs. Coordinate business and medical information with facility departments prior to admission. Serve as representative of marketing/ admissions team: community outreach, education, meetings, territory management. Maintain accountability: documentation, database entry, relationship building, regulatory compliance, confidentiality. Adopt company workplace behaviors and marketing programs, support corporate initiatives, cover referrals 24/7. Develop and improve contracting relationships, follow safety and infection control guidelines, and maintain professional appearance. Work Demands and Physical Requirements Standing/Walking – 34‑66 % Sitting – 34‑66 % Twisting – 34‑66 % Lifting/Carrying – 34‑66 % Pushing/Pulling – 34‑66 % Climbing (Ascending/descending) – 1‑33 % Bending/Stooping – 34‑66 % Using arm muscles frequently or for extended periods – 34‑66 % Using leg muscles frequently or for extended periods – 34‑66 % Using back muscles frequently or for extended periods – 34‑66 % Lifting Requirements 2‑10 Pounds – 34‑66 % 11‑20 Pounds – 34‑66 % 21‑30 Pounds – 1‑33 % 31‑40 Pounds – 1‑33 % 41‑50 Pounds – 1‑33 % 51 Pounds or more – 1‑33 % Working Environment Hot, cold, wet surroundings – 67‑100 % Outdoor work – 34‑66 % Near chemicals – 1‑33 % Near radiation sources – 1‑33 % Exposure to communicable diseases – 1‑33 % Hazardous waste – 1‑33 % Adaptive equipment – 1‑33 % Hand tools – 1‑33 % Potential for cuts and bruises – 1‑33 % Driving required – 1‑33 % Social, Workplace Behaviors, and Communication Results orientation, social sensitivity, quality outcomes, safe working environment, accident reporting, workplace standards, etc. Universal Precautions Category I – light contact with moist body substances, non‑intact skin or mucous membranes; minimum protective measures required. Category II – no contact with moist body substances but may require performing unplanned Category I tasks; protective measures available. Category III – no contact with moist body substances. Seniority Level Entry level Employment Type Full‑time Job Function / Industry Health Care Provider Hospitals and Health Care Oakdale, CA | $50,000.00 – $95,000.00 #J-18808-Ljbffr