Hospice Consultant (Sales)

Legacy HospiceNew Albany, MS
Onsite

About The Position

At Legacy Hospice, we are driven by compassion, excellence, and purpose. Our team is dedicated to providing quality end-of-life care that honors each individual�s journey. We�re seeking a motivated, relationship-focused Hospice Consultant to join our Business Development team and help expand awareness of the hospice benefit across healthcare providers and communities.

Requirements

  • College degree or equivalent experience
  • In lieu of college degree 3+ years of B2B sales experience (required)
  • Valid driver�s license, car insurance, and reliable transportation
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills
  • Basic tech skills (mobile device, email, CRM entry)
  • Self-starter with the ability to manage your own territory and schedule

Nice To Haves

  • Hospice or healthcare experience is a plus, but not required

Responsibilities

  • Promote hospice services to physicians, hospitals, senior living communities, and healthcare professionals
  • Conduct ongoing outreach and education with referral sources on hospice eligibility and Medicare guidelines
  • Coordinate timely document delivery and care initiation with physician offices and branch teams
  • Develop and execute strategic marketing plans in collaboration with the Regional VP of Business Development
  • Track referral trends, market competition, and business opportunities
  • Participate in community events, public speaking, and educational sessions to increase hospice awareness
  • Support census and admissions growth by assisting the branch in meeting monthly goals
  • Maintain accurate and timely documentation of calls, visits, and territory activity

Benefits

  • Competitive salary and bonus structure
  • Mileage and expense reimbursement
  • Ongoing training and professional development
  • Supportive, mission-driven team culture
  • A meaningful career helping others during life�s most important moments
© 2026 Teal Labs, Inc
Privacy PolicyTerms of Service