Clinical Liaison - Adult Neurorecovery
nexus health systemsConroe (TX)
Clinical Liaison - Adult Neurorecovery
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nexus health systemsConroe (TX)
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About the role
Clinical Liaison - Adult Neurorecovery
Location: Houston Inner Loop Territory
Facility:
Nexus Neurorecovery Center - ConroeAbout Nexus Neurorecovery Center - ConroeNexus Neurorecovery Center - Conroe is a specialized adult post-acute neurorehabilitation campus dedicated to individuals recovering from life-altering neurological injuries and complex medical conditions. Located on a peaceful, expansive wooded campus, the center operates a residential rehabilitation model that combines 24-hour clinical support with intensive, individualized therapy programming. The facility serves adults recovering from traumatic brain injury, stroke, spinal cord injury, post-ICU complications, and other neurological events. Through a multidisciplinary approach, patients receive physical, occupational, speech, and cognitive therapies, along with behavioral health support, vocational rehabilitation, and life-skills training focused on restoring independence and community reintegration. Nexus Neurorecovery Center - Conroe functions as a critical bridge between acute hospitalization and long-term recovery, delivering evidence-based care in a structured yet supportive environment designed to achieve meaningful patient outcomes.
Position Summary:
The Clinical Liaison serves as the primary clinical and referral development representative for the facility, responsible for building hospital relationships, completing clinical assessments, and driving appropriate adult admissions. This role acts as the central connection between acute care hospitals, physicians, case managers, families, and the neurorecovery team to ensure smooth transitions of care and proper patient placement.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and maintain referral relationships with hospitals, ICUs, case managers, social workers, and physicians
- Conduct clinical reviews and screenings for admission appropriateness
- Coordinate admissions and care transitions
- Execute territory and census growth strategies
- Track referral activity and market trends
- Ensure compliance with healthcare regulations
- Qualificationsclinically trained healthcare professional preferred
- Experience in neurorehabilitation, acute care, rehab, LTACH, ICU, or case management
- Strong knowledge of discharge planning and post-acute continuum
- Clinical liaison or healthcare sales experience preferred
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