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Traveling Resource Registered Nurse

Chicago, Illinois ; Columbus, Ohio; Dallas, Texas; Fort Worth, Texas

 

Traveling Resource Registered Nurse – Hospice

Location: Field-Based / Regional Travel (Ohio,Texas, Missouri, Indiana) | Full-Time | ~90% Travel 

This Role Is Built for Nurses Who Thrive on the Road

We need a hospice RN who goes where the need is. No two weeks the same, no site left unsupported. This is a travel-first role: you'll move between locations covering whatever a team needs most that week.

One week you're carrying a case load. The next you're teaching a new hire the ropes. The next you're filling in as clinical leader to keep a site steady. All facets of hospice care, one nurse, wherever we need you.

What You'll Do

  • Travel ~90% of the time between locations experiencing staffing gaps, leadership vacancies, or census surges
  • Provide direct patient care: admissions, visits, complex symptom management, case management
  • Educate, mentor, and onboard clinicians and new leaders on-site
  • Step into clinical leadership/DCS duties temporarily to keep a site compliant and stable
  • Participate in IDG meetings, audits, and quality initiatives wherever you're deployed

What You Bring

  • 2–3+ years of hospice experience
  • Hospice heart and strong clinical judgment
  • Current RN licensure (multi-state preferred)
  • Comfort with travel up to 90% of the time
  • Valid driver's license and insured transportation

Why This Role

  • Variety and autonomy other hospice roles can't offer
  • Competitive salary + mileage reimbursement
  • Full benefits: medical, dental, vision, 401(k) match, HSA, life insurance, EAP, PTO

If you've got hospice heart, sharp clinical instincts, and you're ready to hit the road, let's talk.

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