Post-Acute Care Coordinator

The Coord Post-Acute Care is a clinical professional with strong clinical knowledge and leadership skills. Key responsibilities include working with hospital and post-acute partners to develop collaborative strategies to improve care quality, including working on developing performance expectations and outcome metrics for preferred partners, communicating program objectives and performance data to post-acute facilities, and developing and implementing care coordination strategies to ensure successful health outcomes for patients discharged to post-acute care. use data and analytics to support continuous improvement.

• Education: 4 Year / Bachelors Degree, required. BSN or bachelor's degree in healthcare or business fieldhealthcare.
• Experience: Four years, required.
• Licensure/Certification: RN, PT, or OT, required.
• Additional Skills (required):
  • Role requires excellent communication (oral and written),interpersonal and customer service skills, comfort with public speaking, group leadership and facilitation, and demonstrated problem solving and critical thinking skills
  • Flexibility to adapt to shifting priorities and short-term deadlines
  • Strong organization and detail orientation skills
  • Experience and demonstrated skill with data analysis and interpretation with ability to use analysis to inform QI and communicate results in both verbal and written formats in most appropriate manner based on target audience.
  • Extensive experience with quality improvement utilizing QI methodologies (e.g. The Model for Improvement, rapid cycle PDSAs, etc.) and other evidence-based strategies and techniques
  • Exceptional computer skills, particularly with Microsoft Office applications – Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, etc.
• Additional Skills (preferred): Experience in post-acute care delivery (e.g., skillednursing facility, home health) and QI for transitions ofcare across the continuum from hospital to post-acute toclinic and home.

• Establish and manage PAC Network Relationship
• Improve quality and transitions of care through data and analytics
• Maintain partnership with acute teams