Hospice Liaison / Marketing Manager Job at BAYADA Home Health Care in Concord

Job Description

Job Description

Hospice Community Liaison / Marketing Manager

BAYADA Home Health Care is seeking an experienced Account Executive to fill the role of Marketing Manager to develop and manage relationships with referral sources in the community to promote and help expand our Hospice business . This position requires an individual who is highly motivated, results driven, and able to develop and build strong, lasting relationships.

Territory : Belknap, Carroll, Cheshire, Coos, Grafton, Hillsborough, Merrimack, Rockingham, Strafford, and Sullivan counties (with primary focus on Concord, NH)

Uncapped Compensation Opportunity

• BAYADA offers a lucrative, uncapped incentive plan that begins the first full month after your hire date, directly rewarding the quality and volume of the relationships you bring to our Hospice program.
• Our top team members are earning $20,000 in annual incentives because their earning potential is truly unlimited. We believe your reward should match your performance and impact.

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BAYADA believes that our employees are our greatest asset :

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