Registered Nurse (Case Manager)
Managing a caseload, writing the plan of care, and being the person a family trusts.
Come and do this work properly.
Hospice asks more of people than most nursing does, and it gives more back. If that sounds like the job you wanted when you started, we should talk.
What the work is actually like.
You will carry a caseload you can actually manage, because visits that are rushed are visits that do not help. You will drive to people's homes across ten counties. You will meet families on the worst week of their lives and you will make it measurably better. You will be supported by a team that meets, talks, and does not leave anyone carrying a case alone.
Roles we hire for.
Certified Nursing Assistant
The daily, hands-on, dignified care that families remember most.
Medical Social Worker
Counseling, planning, benefits, and holding families through the hardest conversations.
Hospice Chaplain
Non-denominational spiritual support, for faith of any kind or none at all.
On-call and Weekend Nurse
The nurse who answers at three in the morning, and comes out.
Office and Intake
Referrals, authorizations, scheduling, and keeping the whole thing moving.
What we offer.
- Caseloads set so that visits are unhurried
- Mileage, and a schedule built around a real driving radius
- Orientation and ongoing training, including for clinicians new to hospice
- An interdisciplinary team that actually meets and actually listens
- Support for the emotional weight of the work, because it is real
- Full-time, part-time and per-diem arrangements
How to apply.
Send a résumé and a line about why hospice. We read all of them and we reply to all of them.
Call 847-779-3989 or reach us through the contact page.
Not a clinician? We still need you.
Intake, scheduling and volunteers are as much a part of this as nursing is.