Karen T․: Seeking a Patient Liaison to Support the Bleeding Disorders Community
Karen T․, Vice President of Sales, Bleeding Disorders, IV Oncology, and Alpha-1 Therapies for US Market at Optum, shared a post on LinkedIn:
”Join Our Team and Help Transform the Patient Journey!
Are you passionate about supporting patients, families, and healthcare communities?
We’re seeking an enthusiastic Patient Liaison to champion the needs of individuals affected by bleeding disorders throughout the Pacific Northwest region.
In this highly visible role, you’ll collaborate with patients, caregivers, advocacy organizations, and healthcare professionals to provide education, resources, and personalized support that makes a real difference.
Seeking a candidate residing in UT, OR, WA or ID for this role with nearby airport access.
Join us in creating meaningful impact and advancing support for the bleeding disorders community.”
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