Clinical Liaison VIPC

AccentCare, Inc.•Washington, DC

29d•Onsite

About The Position

Become the Hospice Expert Our Hospital Partners Rely On. Step into a role where your compassion and clinical expertise truly shine. As our hospice Subject Matter Expert, you’ll be the go‑to professional when patients and care teams need guidance, comfort, and clarity. You’ll support patients who are too ill to return home, ensuring they receive the dignity, comfort, and love they deserve at the end of life. You’ll make a profound impact, walking beside patients and families during their most meaningful moments and ensuring every transition is handled with exceptional care. Find your passion and purpose supporting patients and families during life’s most meaningful and often difficult moments. Join AccentCare as a Clinical Liaison VIPC, Inpatient Hospice Admissions RN, where you’ll serve as a trusted resource for patients, families, and healthcare partners — helping ensure those who need hospice care receive timely, compassionate support. As a Clinical Liaison VIPC, Inpatient Hospice Admissions RN, you will play a key role in identifying patient needs and facilitating seamless transitions into hospice services. In this role, you’ll need the heart of a nurse and a polished business savvy to interact with physicians and healthcare leadership. When hospital patients transfer to hospice, they may stay in the hospital, but care will transfer to the AccentCare Hospice team.

Requirements

One year of RN experience with knowledge of home health regulations, Medicare requirements, and care‑plan development
Strong communication and relationship‑building skills
Ability to work independently in a hospital environment
Passion for serving with dignity and empathy
Active RN license
Valid driver’s license and insured vehicle

Nice To Haves

Medical sales or clinical outreach experience preferred

Responsibilities

Build and maintain trusted relationships with physicians, hospital staff, and care teams through daily in‑person collaboration and communication.
Serve as the primary clinical resource for hospice education, eligibility, and appropriateness.
Conduct patient assessments and coordinate the admission process.
Partner with Admissions, Clinical, and Care Teams for smooth transitions.
Advocate for patients and families during goals‑of‑care conversations.
Participate in interdisciplinary planning, training, and outreach.
Uphold ethics, quality, and continuous learning.
Meet expectations for response times, referral coordination, and communication.