Clinical Care Transition Specialist / RN

Role Overview The Clinical Transition Specialist is an experienced healthcare professional, typically a licensed RN or Pharmacist, responsible for facilitating patient transitions to home or alternate care settings. They utilize sales techniques to educate patients, families, and facility staff about services and products, ensuring seamless discharge processes and appropriate patient placement. Key Responsibilities Build and maintain relationships with referral sources to increase patient starts and sales.Assess patients, gather preadmission information, and collaborate with internal and external partners to develop effective treatment plans.Provide in-person education to patients and caregivers to promote therapy independence and timely discharge.Communicate consistently with medical teams, patients, families, and referral sources to coordinate care transitions.Collect and review medical records, insurance information, and facilitate transfer of orders to ensure smooth patient onboarding.Partner with account managers and marketing teams to execute growth strategies and educational programs.Ensure confidentiality and compliance with legal standards while overseeing patient assessment and transition processes. Qualifications & Skills Licensed RN or Pharmacist with at least 2 years of healthcare experience.Strong relationship-building, communication, and organizational skills.Proficient in Microsoft Office and internet tools.Ability to identify operational issues and implement process improvements.Reliable transportation for travel to various healthcare facilities. Preferred Experience: Home or alternate site infusion, discharge planning, and service partnership growth. Travel: Regular travel to hospitals, clinics, and partner facilities to promote services and support patient transitions.