• Identify referral sources and maintain and grow physician referrals through on-site visits to (OB/GYN) referring office, networking events, trade shows, community functions and patient education/outreach events that align with current strategies of the practice • Continually share feedback from the market to initiate, in conjunction with the appropriate managers, operations-based changes in our services to better serve our referring offices • Build strong partnerships with referring and non-referring offices • Point of contact for ordering of marketing materials for the clinics and the field • Identify and monitor competitor activities and efforts within the area • Support established metrics and measures of success for all local referral efforts • Develop and implement regular strategic plans to increase referrals • Keep a pulse on the clinics new consults scheduled every week, no show rate and trends • Identify referral patterns and create strategic plans to respond to trends • Daily document visits in the CRM • Have a solid understanding of the infertility journey demonstrating expertise • Can articulate the many points of difference we have as it relates to the patient experience • Contribute to team effort by maintaining an excellent rapport and working relationship between patient services, other departments within practice and the Prelude Network • Assist with execution of special events e.g. Annual Fertility Symposium (virtual or hybrid event) or appearances at conferences and other sales/marketing opportunities • Assist marketing department with support at DTC events, social media content, etc. as requested • Point of contact in relationships with outside marketing agencies and/or vendors • Point of contact in relationships with local community groups (eg. GOGS, Men Having Babies, various women’s societies, etc.) • Leads all aspects of patient-focused community events

• The Physician Liaison is responsible for building physician (OBGYN) referral relationships in the surrounding areas of the designated practices. • Collaborating and implementing operations initiatives designed to enhance profile and reputation of the practice in the community. • Identify referral sources and maintain and grow physician referrals through on-site visits to (OB/GYN) referring office, networking events, trade shows, community functions and patient education/outreach events that align with current strategies of the practice. • Continually share feedback from the market to initiate, in conjunction with the appropriate managers, operations-based changes in our services to better serve our referring offices. • Build strong partnerships with referring and non-referring offices. • Point of contact for ordering of marketing materials for the clinics and the field. • Identify and monitor competitor activities and efforts within the area. • Support established metrics and measures of success for all local referral efforts. • Develop and implement regular strategic plans to increase referrals. • Keep a pulse on the clinics new consults scheduled every week, no show rate and trends. • Identify referral patterns and create strategic plans to respond to trends. • Daily document visits in the CRM. • Have a solid understanding of the infertility journey demonstrating expertise. • Can articulate the many points of difference we have as it relates to the patient experience. • Contribute to team effort by maintaining an excellent rapport and working relationship between patient services, other departments within practice and the Prelude Network. • Assist with execution of special events e.g. Annual Fertility Symposium (virtual or hybrid event) or appearances at conferences and other sales/marketing opportunities. • Assist marketing department with support at DTC events, social media content, etc. as requested. • Point of contact in relationships with outside marketing agencies and/or vendors. • Point of contact in relationships with local community groups (eg. GOGS, Men Having Babies, various women’s societies, etc.). • Leads all aspects of patient-focused community events.

• Examine each patient, take a detailed medical history, and chart everything medically important in their records • Read test results, interpret data appropriately, and make diagnostic suggestions based on those results • Explain to the patient test results and expected health outcomes • Prescribe medication or therapy with a physician overseeing as part of a larger health plan • Work closely with nurses, other Physician Assistants, and Physicians to formulate a full, comprehensive treatment plan

• Support chronically ill patients through advanced illness management, palliative care management, and hospice coordination. • Triage urgent palliative care needs and escalate appropriately. • Provide clinical support to regional palliative physicians, including documentation and workflow assistance. • Facilitate hospice referrals and coordinate informational visits. • Support scheduling and pre-visit education for complex patients. • Obtain ACP documentation from external offices and hospitals.