Wound Care Liaison

Job Description

Now Hiring : Wound Care Liaison – Supportive Wound Care

📍 Serving All Counties Across Southern California 🌐 www.supportivewoundcare.com

Are you an experienced healthcare liaison ready to make a meaningful impact in patients’ lives through advanced wound care delivered at home? Supportive Wound Care is expanding across Southern California and seeking a dedicated Wound Care Liaison to join our growing team of field professionals.

In this vital role, you’ll serve as the bridge between our wound care program and the broader healthcare community— building relationships, driving referrals, and advocating for patients in need of specialized, in-home wound care services. You’ll collaborate with our clinical teams to assess and coordinate care for referred patients, ensuring smooth transitions and exceptional outcomes.

🔑 Key Responsibilities

• Build and maintain strong relationships with physicians, hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and other referral sources
• Educate healthcare professionals and families about our wound care services and eligibility criteria
• Assess patient needs and coordinate care plans with our clinical team
• Advocate for timely and appropriate referrals to ensure seamless transitions from facility to home
• Represent Supportive Wound Care with professionalism, compassion, and integrity in all outreach efforts
• Travel throughout assigned territory (primarily LA County) to meet with referral sources and patients

✅ Required Qualifications

💼 Compensation & Benefits

🚫 Important Note

Please do not submit a resume unless you clearly demonstrate at least 2 years of experience as a Wound Care Liaison or in a marketing / referral role within the wound care industry in recent years. Resumes missing this will not be considered.

If you’re ready to make a lasting impact and grow with a trusted wound care provider, we want to hear from you. Join Supportive Wound Care and help us deliver expert, compassionate care to patients where they need it most— in the comfort of their homes.