Discharge & Post-Acute Care Coordinator

Compassus; Issaquah (WA); On-site; USD 64,000 - 97,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Meaningful Work

Career Development

Innovation Meets Compassion

Enhanced Benefits

Recognition and Support

A Culture of Belonging

Job summary

Compassus is seeking a Clinical Care Partner I to coordinate safe, efficient, and patient-centered transitions of care for hospitalized patients. The role focuses on discharging patients to appropriate post-acute home-based services while collaborating with physicians, case management, families, and post-acute providers.

The position emphasizes bedside engagement, interdisciplinary collaboration, and active involvement in discharge planning workflows to improve outcomes and reduce readmissions.

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree in Nursing, Health Sciences, or related field.
• Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, Health Sciences, or related field.
• 2–3 years of experience in care coordination, discharge planning, or healthcare services (Preferred).

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and facilitate timely, safe, and appropriate hospital discharge planning.
• Develop transition-of-care plans aligned with patient needs and clinical goals.
• Educate patients and families on post-acute care options and care expectations.
• Engage with physicians, case management, nursing teams, and post-acute providers to support level-of-care decisions.
• Identify patients for hospice and GIP levels of care when applicable.

Education

Associate’s degree in Nursing, Health Sciences, or related field

Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, Health Sciences, or related field

Job description

Compassus is seeking a Clinical Care Partner I to coordinate safe, efficient, and patient-centered transitions of care for hospitalized patients. The role focuses on discharging patients to appropriate post-acute home-based services while collaborating with physicians, case management, families, and post-acute providers.

The position emphasizes bedside engagement, interdisciplinary collaboration, and active involvement in discharge planning workflows to improve outcomes and reduce readmissions.