Acute Clinical Liaison

See your work in a new light. At LUX Infusion, we’re reimagining infusion care to be more human, supportive, and connected. Inspired by lux —meaning light - we guide patients, providers, and partners through complex therapies with clarity, compassion, and confidence. As a clinician-led, U.S.-based organization, we put people first - helping patients feel seen and supported through faster therapy starts, dedicated care coordination, and meaningful collaboration. Our commitment to inclusion, diversity, equity, and advancement (IDEA) is central to our culture, ensuring every team member feels valued and empowered to make a difference. What We’re Looking For We’re looking for an Acute Clinical Liaison who wants their work to mean something — someone who brings clinical expertise, clarity, and compassion to moments where patients are preparing to continue care at home. The Acute Clinical Liaison is responsible for coordinating acute clinical services, ensuring optimal patient outcomes, and supporting healthcare staff in patient transitions to the home. The role combines clinical expertise with sales support, requiring communication skills to foster relationships and assist in driving business growth. The role typically involves frequent visits to hospitals and acute care facilities, interaction with diverse clinical teams, and occasional after-hours support. It requires adaptability, professionalism, and a strong commitment to patient care and sales excellence. Why This Role Matters This role plays an important part in helping LUX Infusion deliver a patient‑first experience by ensuring patients and caregivers feel informed, confident, and supported when transitioning from the hospital to home infusion therapy. In this role, you’ll contribute to work that: Helps patients safely and confidently manage infusion therapy outside of the hospital Supports hospitals, physicians, and care teams through seamless discharge and referral coordination Strengthens continuity of care during critical transition moments Everything we do connects back to real people navigating complex healthcare journeys — and this role helps turn uncertainty into understanding at a pivotal point in care. What You’ll Do Minimum Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in nursing, healthcare, life sciences, or related field. Advanced clinical credentials (e.g., RN, RT, PharmD) are highly desirable. Minimum of 2–3 years of clinical experience in an acute care setting (such as ICU, ER, or hospital). Strong clinical knowledge, excellent communication and presentation skills, ability to build and maintain relationships, and proficiency in problem-solving. Basic level skill in Microsoft Office (including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.). Travel for business purposes in a specific territory geography. Other Requirements: Must be a graduate of an N.L.N. accredited school of nursing. Must hold a current license as a Registered Nurse in the state in which you are currently practicing. Must have or obtain a current CPR certificate within the first 30 days of employment. Must have valid driver’s license in state of employment and willingness to travel within assigned territory Responsibilities Include: Teaching Demonstration: Primary individual in market for teaching demonstration of infusion to patient and/or caregiver, initiating patient and/or caregiver teaching in the hospital including flush procedures, pump usage/troubleshooting, IV therapy administration, etc. Accurately prepare, administer and monitor pharmacological agents, if applicable. Maintain thorough and proper documentation in the patient medical records of all teaching performed as well as phone contacts with the patient, physician, or other members of the health care team. Obtain all proper discharge documentation, referral information and aid billing personnel in verification of payment prior to hospital discharge. Complete home care record documentation, if applicable. Referral Management: Work with Acute Clinical Sales Liaison (ACSL) and proper Admissions and Nursing partners to coordinate and facilitate referral prior to patient discharge. Communicate and/or coordinate all services and equipment patients may require at home in addition to IV therapy (i.e., DME equipment) from hospital or MD office setting. Validate physician’s or authorized prescriber’s orders (as applicable). Document and complete referral management within the proper systems. Patient Assessment: Accurately and completely assess the patient and their environment for appropriateness for homecare. Accurately observe and assess psychosocial issues, adverse reactions and complications and coordinate proper interventions. Patient Education: Provide patient and/or caregiver with information on the concept of home infusion therapy and the impact of such therapies. Verbalize indications of therapy, pharmacological actions, interactions, side effects and monitoring parameters. Active Patient Management: Communicate with ACSL on patients that become rehospitalized. <span data-ccp-props="{"134245417":false,"335551550":6,"335551620":6,"335559737":841,"469777462":[719],"4697