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About the role

My client focuses on Medicare and Private Home Health Care across Florida. This role is to focus on the Palm Beach County area for Medicare admissions.
The Company:
  • Part of a larger group
  • Hundreds of employees
  • Provide Medicare and Private Duty
  • GrowingOver 20 years established
  • Ongoing development and progression opportunities
The role:
  • Develop and execute strategic marketing plans to promote the Home Health services across two counties
  • Build and nurture relationships with healthcare professionals, community organizations, and potential clients
  • Create compelling marketing collateral and digital content to showcase our commitment to exceptional care
  • Plan and coordinate community events to raise awareness and engagement with our services
  • Collaborate with internal teams to ensure marketing efforts align with the company's mission and values
  • Required competencies:
  • Book of business in Hillsborough/Manatee
  • ConfidentUnderstanding of the Home Health sector – minimum two years as a Marketer in the sector
Self-driven Ability to work towards targets
Benefits:
  • Commission from your 5th admission$4900 commission in a month for 30 Medicare admissions
  • Offer Medicare, Private Duty and other insurance
  • Growing company with progression opportunities
  • National business – own 50+ Skilled Nursing Facilities too
  • Complete autonomy in the role 401KHealth insurancePTOMileage expenses
  • Marketing allowance
If you are interested in hearing more about this vacancy, please contact Jake Gregory on 786-882-8672 or email jake.gregory@domus-search.com.

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