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RN Clinical Manager

Orange County

At Geiss Med Hospice, we believe in cherishing every moment of life. We understand that facing a life-limiting illness or injury can be overwhelming, which is why we are here to provide a comforting hand and a listening ear. Our team of dedicated medical professionals and compassionate caregivers is committed to easing pain, managing symptoms, and providing emotional and spiritual support in a manner that respects your personal choices and preferences.

We are not just focused on the patient but also on their loved ones, offering support and guidance through these challenging times. Our goal is to ensure that you and your family can focus on spending quality time together, while we take care of the rest.

Why Join Geiss Med Hospice?

  • Compassionate Care: Join a team that prioritizes empathy and personalized care, ensuring that every patient and family feels supported.
  • Professional Growth: We offer continuous learning and development opportunities to help you advance your career in a meaningful way.
  • Collaborative Environment: Work alongside a dedicated team of professionals who share your passion for making a difference.
  • Holistic Support: Engage in a holistic approach to hospice care that addresses physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
  • Community Impact: Be a part of an organization that makes a tangible difference in the lives of patients and their families.

At Geiss Med Hospice, we are more than just healthcare providers; we are a source of comfort and hope. If you are passionate about making a positive impact and are dedicated to compassionate care, we invite you to join our team and help us make a difference, one moment at a time.

 

 

 

🌟 Make a Lasting Impact as a Hospice Nurse with Us! 🌟

Are you a compassionate Registered Nurse ready to provide personalized, skilled care to patients in their own homes? Join our dynamic team and help deliver exceptional care to patients at a pivotal moment in their lives. We are seeking a Hospice Nurse who is passionate about making a meaningful difference through care, compassion, and collaboration.

We offer a supportive environment where you’ll work with an interdisciplinary team to ensure every patient receives the care they deserve, all while making a positive impact on their quality of life.

What You’ll Do:

  • Provide Direct Patient Care: Administer treatments and medications as prescribed, develop individualized care plans, and offer compassionate guidance to patients and families.
  • Make a Real Difference: Complete comprehensive assessments, evaluate patient conditions, and ensure care plans are aligned with evolving needs to ensure comfort and dignity at every stage.
  • Collaborate with an Expert Team: Work closely with physicians, social workers, and other healthcare professionals to ensure optimal patient outcomes and provide holistic, patient-centered care.
  • Coordinate Care: Lead efforts as a case manager for your assigned patients, ensuring seamless, high-quality care across all aspects of the patient’s journey.
  • Teach & Empower Families: Provide education on self-care techniques, symptom management, and how to ensure patients are as comfortable and independent as possible.

Why You’ll Love This Job:

  • Competitive Pay: Earn $45-$62/hour based on your experience.
  • Work-Life Balance: Enjoy the flexibility of home health care with a schedule that allows you to make a difference without sacrificing your personal life.
  • Feel the Impact: Your care will provide comfort and support for patients and families facing the most challenging time of their lives.
  • Join a Compassionate Team: Work with a dedicated and collaborative group of professionals who share your commitment to high-quality care.

What We’re Looking For:

  • Registered Nurse (RN) with a valid license in your state.
  • Experience in Hospice or Home Health Care: Minimum of 1 year of professional nursing experience; hospice experience is a required.
  • Compassionate & Empathetic: A heart for helping others, especially those facing end-of-life challenges.
  • Strong Communication Skills: Ability to coordinate care with physicians, patients, and families, and clearly document clinical notes.
  • BSN Preferred: Experience or education in the aged, chronically ill, restorative, or psychiatric nursing preferred.

Qualifications:

  • Graduate from an accredited nursing school (BSN preferred).
  • Valid RN license in the practice state.
  • Active BLS certification.
  • A licensed driver with an insured automobile.

Pay: $55-60 per hour

Why Join Us?

We offer more than just a job—we offer an opportunity to make a difference. Our team is dedicated to providing patient-centered care that is as compassionate as it is skilled. If you’re ready to be part of a team that supports both patients and caregivers during life’s most important moments, we want to hear from you!

đź”— Apply Today and take the first step toward a fulfilling career in hospice care!

Together, let’s bring comfort, dignity, and support to those who need it most. 💙

 
 
 
 
 

 

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