Methodist Le Bonheur
Hospital care, medical services, patient-centered
Alliance Liaison RN - Community
Hybrid work arrangement.
About the job
- An Associate's Degree in Nursing is required.
- Three to five years of Registered Nurse experience is required.
- A Registered Nurse license from the Tennessee Board of Nursing is required.
- Basic Life Support certification from the American Heart Association is required.
- The ability to serve as a patient advocate by connecting with patients and families, listening to understand their needs, and honoring commitments is required.
- Communication and interpersonal-relations proficiency is required.
- Proficiency in applying technical principles, concepts, and techniques central to professional nursing is required.
- Analytical skills to assess complex patient conditions and develop comprehensive plans of care are required.
- The ability to synthesize multiple information sources to help resolve human responses to complex problems is required.
- The ability to develop and maintain working relationships with physicians and collaborate with health professionals at all levels to achieve established goals is required.
- Facilitation skills are required.
- The ability to plan and schedule tasks and maintain control of one's workflow is required.
- General computer skills are required.
- The ability to use initiative in decision-making, independent judgment, and critical-thinking skills is required.
- The ability to work independently to set priorities, coordinate tasks, and complete work is required.
- Knowledge of supplies and related equipment is required.
- The physical requirements include medium work, exerting up to 50 pounds of force occasionally and/or up to 25 pounds frequently.
- Frequent invasive and non-invasive patient contact and exposure to patient body fluids and hazardous or poisonous materials are required aspects of the role.
- The ability to react quickly to emergency situations and handle and administer narcotics as needed is required.
- Participate as part of the health care team to facilitate quality patient care.
- Integrate and coordinate service delivery, care facilitation, payer authorizations, service access, discharge and post-discharge activities, and utilization review.
- Ensure documentation is complete by reviewing patient orders, verifying insurance information, gathering clinical data, and determining patient care needs.
- Identify patients who meet criteria for Alliance services.
- Facilitate patient transfers from the hospital to home care or hospice services and consult with nursing, social services, and other support services.
- Promote and build strong relationships with referring physicians and hospital staff in the Case Management Department.
- Provide information and education to the health care team, physicians, hospital staff, and patients and families; answer questions and requests; and complete applicable reporting.
- Communicate effectively in writing and orally with patients, families, and other health team members.
- Deliver and set up portable medical and related equipment at assigned facilities, ensure that equipment operates safely, and complete proper training.
- Demonstrate and promote the professional practice of all members of the nursing care team.
- Home care or hospice experience is preferred.
- A Bachelor's Degree in Nursing is preferred.
- Certification in a clinical specialty is preferred.
- Advanced computer skills are preferred.
About the company
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Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$1M
Headquarters
Memphis, Tennessee
Founded
1918
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What believers are saying
- On August 13, 2026, Methodist announced Healthier 901 Fest's fourth annual event.
- Methodist hired Richard Ransom in March 2025 to sharpen communications and community outreach.
- Cigna, Nike, Kroger, Action News 5, and YMCA back Healthier 901.
What critics are saying
- In May 2025, S&P cut Methodist to A- with a negative outlook.
- July 2025 layoffs cut 161 jobs and ended labor-and-delivery at Methodist South.
- Persistent losses and covenant breaches threaten liquidity and bondholder pressure by 2026.
What makes Methodist Le Bonheur unique
- Methodist Le Bonheur runs six hospitals and 100+ outpatient sites across the Mid-South.
- Healthier 901 ties care delivery to community behavior change, not just hospital visits.
- U.S. News named its adult hospitals Best Regional Hospital for Community Access.
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↑ 6%Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare hosts 4th Annual Healthier 901 Fest at Shelby Farms Park. A day of health, wellness and family fun returns this fall as Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare presents the 4th Annual Healthier 901 Fest on Saturday, Sept. 5, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Shelby Farms Park. Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare President and CEO Michael Ugwueke encourages all members of the community to join the more than 16,000 participants who have embraced the Healthier 901 movement since launching in 2023 by coming together to learn and experience the benefits of healthier living at this year's Healthier 901 Fest. "Research continues to show that healthy habits are easier to build and sustain when people feel connected to others. Healthier 901 Fest brings people together through movement, education, and encouragement, creating opportunities to support one another on the path to better health," Ugwueke said. "We know lasting wellness is about more than individual choices; it's about fostering a community that makes healthy living easier and more accessible for everyone. Together, we're building a healthier, more connected Memphis, and we're proud to stand alongside our Healthier 901 participants every step of the way," Ugwueke added. With more than 7,100 attendees in 2025, this free, family-friendly outdoor celebration is designed to inspire sustainable wellness through joyful movement, practical health education, and meaningful community connections. New to the 2026 iteration of Healthier 901 Fest is a non-competitive one mile walk and a timed 4k run/walk. Attendees can register for these events up until the start of the event by going to https://healthier901.com/mile-walk/. Healthier 901 and Healthier 901 Fest has enabled Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare to reach the Mid-South community in new and exciting ways that encourages healthier living through healthy habits that fit everyday life. More than one-third of our community battles obesity, putting Mid-Southerners at higher risk for life-threatening conditions. Many neighbors, family and friends in our community are fighting or have been diagnosed with obesity, heart disease, cancer and overall poor health. Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare not only wants to change that, but also strives to be part of the solution. The Healthier 901 movement focuses on practical, sustainable steps that help participants build healthier routines and stay connected to resources that support their well-being. The upcoming Healthier 901 Fest is a great way to kick-start your journey to a healthier lifestyle. This year's festival features a dynamic lineup of activities categorized into core community experiences: Move Your Body: Attendees can participate in a new 1-mile walk or timed 4K run, alongside energizing group workouts on the Main Lawn led by the YMCA and local fitness instructors. Activities are tailored for all ages and ability levels. · Discover Something New: The Find Your Fit Zone will host more than 20 local organizations and wellness vendors. Visitors can access free health screenings, check out live Kroger cooking demonstrations with Chef Ragan Oglesby-Phillips, and pick up health tips and event swag. · Celebrate Community: The Main Stage will feature a DJ, sponsor giveaways, and interactive activities throughout the day, all emceed by Kym Clark and Patrick Ellis of WMC Action News 5. · Le Bonheur Family Zone: Designed specifically for children and families, this area offers hula hoops, face painting, youth exercises, inflatables and educational games to keep kids active and engaged. While the festival is a one-day celebration of health and wellness, it also connects participants to the year-round Healthier 901 movement, which offers the free Healthier 901 app, partner discounts and community events for Mid-Southerners of all fitness levels.
Former Memphis broadcaster Richard Ransom leaves Methodist Le Bonheur communications post. Memphis Commercial Appeal Former Memphis broadcaster Richard Ransom has left his role as the director of strategic communication at Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare, Ransom confirmed Nov. 19. "After 30 years in television news, I believed that Methodist offered me an interesting opportunity to use my skills as a journalist to provide Methodist with proactive and principled media relations," Ransom said in a statement. "It didn't take long to realize that this is not what the hospital system's management had in mind. We agreed to part ways. While I've made no decisions about my next chapter, I am committed to being more thoughtful about where I land." Ransom joined Methodist from ABC24 in March 2025, where he spent almost a decade as a television broadcaster. Ransom had been a part of the Memphis media world for 20 years. Ransom said his last day with Methodist was Nov. 7. Jack Armstrong covers breaking news and the environment for The Commercial Appeal. He can be reached at [email protected] and followed on X @jca2902.
Methodist North hosting first 'Battle for Men's Health' event.
Longtime Memphis television broadcaster Richard Ransom is leaving ABC24 to join Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare on March 24, the hospital system announced Thursday.
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