Field Wound Care Educator & Clinical Account Liaison (Travel Required)

Quality Home Care Michigan; Pennsylvania; On-site; USD 70,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Daily rate $500

Travel within assigned region

Gas, car, hotel, meals provided

Job summary

Quality Home Care Michigan is seeking a field educator to serve as a trusted clinical resource across partner facilities. The role involves visiting sites, delivering hands-on education on wound prevention and skin/wound staging, and guiding teams to Medicare-covered products for residents.

You will build relationships with Directors of Nursing and clinical leadership, travel extensively within your region, and stay current on Medicare policy related to wound care products.

Qualifications

• Hands-on wound care experience and knowledge of wound staging, prevention, and product categories.
• Strong verbal communication skills and ability to adapt to diverse audiences.
• Empathy and relationship-first approach with facility staff.

Responsibilities

• Travel within assigned territory to visit partner facilities and build relationships with DONs and clinical leadership.
• Deliver in-service education on wound prevention, skin/wound staging, and best practices.
• Educate staff on Medicare-covered alternatives and cost-conscious care decisions.
• Maintain current knowledge of Medicare policy related to wound care products and DME.
• Represent the company as a knowledgeable clinical partner at each facility visited.

Skills

Wound care

Verbal communication

Relationship building

Travel readiness

Job description

We're looking for a wound care professional with outstanding communication skills to serve as a field educator and trusted clinical resource across our network of partner facilities. In this role, you'll travel facility‑to‑facility building relationships with nursing leadership, delivering hands‑on education on wound prevention and skin/wound staging, and helping clinical teams identify the most current, cost‑effective, Medicare‑covered products for their residents. This is a relationship‑driven, high‑visibility role for someone who is equally comfortable in a one‑on‑one conversation with a Director of Nursing and presenting to a room full of clinical staff.

What You'll Do

Travel within your assigned territory to visit partner facilities on a recurring basis, build and maintain strong working relationships with Directors of Nursing (DONs) and clinical leadership at each site, review wound care products currently in use, and identify what is being used on patients. Deliver in‑service education to facility staff on wound prevention, skin/wound staging, and best practices in wound care. Where a facility is using a product that isn't Medicare‑covered, educate staff on clinically appropriate, covered alternatives, helping ensure care decisions are both clinically sound and cost‑conscious. Maintain current, in‑depth knowledge of Medicare policy as it relates to wound care products and coverage, and represent the company as a knowledgeable, dependable clinical partner at every facility you visit.

What You Bring

Hands‑on wound care experience and strong working knowledge of wound staging, prevention, and product categories; working knowledge of Medicare coverage policy for wound care/DME products (or the ability to learn it in depth quickly); outstanding verbal communication skills—clear, confident, and adaptable to different audiences; genuine empathy and a relationship‑first approach with facility staff; comfort and confidence presenting to groups of healthcare professionals; willingness and ability to travel extensively within your assigned region; and a valid driver’s license.

Compensation & Travel

$500 per day worked (flat rate, not commission‑based). Field schedule: 3 days per week, 3 weeks per month. Gas, rental car, hotel, and a set daily food allowance are provided.

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