Logistics Transition Specialist

Socket.dev; Wesley Chapel (FL); On-site; USD 28,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401k

Job summary

Patient Engagement Advisors is seeking a full-time Logistics Transition Specialist to work onsite at AdventHealth Wesley Chapel and in the local area, handling logistics courier duties and patient care support. Schedule is Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:30 PM, onsite at AdventHealth Wesley Chapel and surrounding area.

The role focuses on delivering medications, nutrition kits, and other items, coordinating patient services, and ensuring smooth discharge and follow-up processes.

Qualifications

• High School education or equivalent required.
• Associates or Bachelor’s degree may be considered if healthcare experience is absent.
• Retail pharmacy experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Deliver medications and supplies to patient bedside, home, or another hospital location.
• Coordinate services (transportation, nutrition, medications) based on patient needs.
• Document social determinants of health and patient indicators in systems.
• Utilize PNS and other apps to log activities and meet KPI goals.
• participate in rounds/huddles and support clinical teams.
• Ensure compliant handling and storage of medications and supplies.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Flexible schedule

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Ability to navigate devices (iPad)

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Associates or Bachelor’s degree considered

Tools

Pharmacy information systems

EMR systems

Web-based tools

iPad navigation

Job description

Patient Engagement Advisors (PEA) is seeking a full time Logistics Transition Specialist to work onsite at AdventHealth Wesley Chapel and in local area while performing Logistics Courier duties.

Schedule: Monday - Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM onsite at AdventHealth Wesley Chapeland in local area while performing Logistics Courier duties.

Purpose of Job

The Logistics Transition Specialist plays a vital role in obtaining the goals of the vision/mission of PEA. To accomplish these goals, the Transition Specialist must exhibit empathy, innovation, collaboration, teamwork, passion, dedication to personal development, and a strong commitment to “know the patient”. The Logistics Transition Specialist is responsible for encouraging patients to play an active role in their patient care experience. These efforts occur during and after the patients’ hospital stay. The Transition Specialist will ensure the patient is provided services, educated on their discharge requirements (medications, patient follow-up care, nutrition, transportation, assistance programs, etc.), and equipped with the resources necessary to be successful in his/her next stage of care. The Logistics Transition Specialist is responsible for delivering medications, nutrition, product kits and other patient care related items as needed to patient's bedside, home or another hospital location for hand off.

Essential Responsibilities

This list of responsibilities is meant to be representative, not exhaustive. The individual in this position may perform additional or related duties as assigned.

Patient Engagement / Care Coordination (Face-to-Face and Telephonic Patient Goals)

• Secure delivery of medication, nutrition product kits and other patient care related items as needed to patient's bedside, patient’s home or another hospital location for hand off.
• Offers patient PEA services based on individual patient need (scheduled appointments, transportation, nutrition, medications, products).
• Collects and documents social determinants of health information for every patient to whom services are offered (to better understand patient needs and provide optimal services).
• Utilizes Patient Navigation Systems (PNS) and other applications appropriately to document completed activities and fulfill patient needs.
• Acknowledges/understands all PNS patient indicators (high risk, payer type, etc.) and coordinates action steps for improved outcomes.
• Meets KPI “Scheduled” goals and ensures follow up appointments are documented in PNS.
• Collects payments; complies with payment collection related policies and procedures
• Utilizes PEA software and assistance programs (coupons, vouchers, discount cards) to provide optimal savings/value for patient.
• Takes action to facilitate available Generosity services including leveraging partnerships with community resources.
• Ensures all patients are offered program services; utilizes missed patient reporting to provide services via phone call; provides exceptional care to every patient.
• Actively participates in hospital-specific rounds/huddles to obtain critical information and contribute as a collaborative member of the clinical care team/hospitalists (ex-communicates available medication programs, unrealized referral opportunities, etc.).
• Executes daily workflow procedures to ensure KPI thresholds are met/exceeded; Tracks, Engages, Permission, and Serves expected number of patients.
• Provides pick-up and delivery of prescriptions and medical supplies in an accurate and timely manner.
• Ensures proper handling and storage of all medications and supplies
• Obtains signature of person receiving the delivery
• Meets productivity goals, as outlined by site leadership
• Submits “Wow Stories” based on PEA Leadership’s requested intervals, to Supervisor describing exceptional patient care experience provided.

Pharmacy Operations / Logistics Courier

• Works with prescribing clinicians and pharmacists to ensure affordability and successful delivery of medications per Standard Operating Procedures

Continuing Education & Compliance

• Demonstrates compliance with PEA and hospital-specific policies and procedures.
• Maintains working knowledge of specified equipment, services, and supplies available to transitioning patients.
• Completes ongoing health system and PEA-required training.
• Maintains compliance with all PEA and health system security and privacy (physical and electronic) policies in all work settings (onsite, remote, virtual). Policies include and are not limited to: phishing attacks / emails, social engineering, password protections / management practices, etc.

Qualifications and Requirements

Education and Experience

• High School Education or equivalent required
• Must be 18 years old or older
• 6 months of pharmacy technician or 1 year of medical assistant or other healthcare / medical experience required
• Retail pharmacy experience strongly preferred
• Other related hospital experience will be considered
• Associates and/or Bachelor’s degree will be considered in absence of healthcare experience
• Valid driver’s license in the state of employment with a clean driving record (driving may or may not be required; any driving requirements may or may not apply)

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

• Must have and maintain a valid driver's license and clean driving record per company policy (driving may or may not be required; any driving requirements may or may not apply)
• Ability to work a flexible and/or rotating schedule, including, but not limited to, nights, weekends, and holidays. Team members may be required to work during inclement weather (as directed by PEA and facility guidelines)
• Excellent interpersonal skills; ability to connect with patients/families and multidisciplinary providers in order to build an environment of trust and collaboration
• Excellent communication skills allowing for optimal patient understanding and engagement
• Ability to manage multiple, complex patients and address diverse needs
• Participates in a culture that embraces creativity, productivity, communication, professionalism, and learning
• Ability to work in a fast paced, rapidly changing environment
• Creative problem-solving abilities; sound judgement and decision-making skills
• Consistently maintains a high-level of professionalism; positively reflects the PEA brand/organization, at all times, internally among our team and externally to patients and customers

Computer Skills

• Intermediate computer skills required
• Web-based tools (including, but not limited to, point of sale, pharmacy information systems, and clinical/EMR systems)
• Ability to utilize / navigate applications on an iPad

Salary range

$20.50-$22.00

About PEA:

At Patient Engagement Advisors we’re changing the way health care is delivered – one patient engagement at a time. If the opportunity to participate in influencing the future of healthcare captures your imagination, we would like to hear from you!

Come join our growing team where we empower our team members to "know the patient" ultimately to improve the patient's experience and clinical outcome.

PEA Honors and Awards:

Recognized three years in a row as one of the fastest growing companies in America by Inc. Magazine.

Awarded by The American Business Awards for technology innovation

Recognized in “Most Innovative Companies to Watch” by Silicon Review

Competitive salary and benefits (including Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance, Paid Time Off, 401k, Flex Spending Account, and more)