Registered Nurse, Hospice Care Case Manager

Stillwater Hospice, formerly known as Visiting Nurse, is dedicated to providing comprehensive, compassionate care to patients and their families. With a mission deeply rooted in care and empathy, the organization strives to "Lead with Love" in all that it does. Stillwater Hospice is committed to delivering high-quality hospice and palliative care, ensuring comfort and dignity for patients during challenging times. Their team supports not only the individuals in their care but also their loved ones, fostering a holistic, compassionate approach to healthcare.

This position qualifies for a $2,250.00 Sign-on bonus. $750.00 after 90 days of employment. No Strings attached!

Then $ 1,500.00 is awarded after 1 Year of employment, with the understanding that 12 additional months are required to retain the second installment of the bonus.

This is a full-time, on-site Registered Nurse/Hospice Care Case Manager position based in Warsaw, IN. The role involves managing and coordinating patient care plans, providing nursing care, and offering support to ensure the comfort and well-being of hospice patients. As a case manager, you will collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to deliver personalized medical care, guide families through the process, and provide critical care and emotional support.

The role is essential to delivering exceptional and compassionate end-of-life care.

• Strong skills in Nursing and Patient Care to assess, plan, and implement patient care effectively.
• Expertise in Medicine and Critical Care Medicine to provide high-quality hospice care and address complex medical needs.
• Proficiency in Nursing Management to oversee and coordinate care plans with a multidisciplinary team.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to support patient needs and provide guidance to families.
• Valid Registered Nurse (RN) license in the state of Indiana and any required certifications for hospice care.
• Experience in a hospice or palliative care setting is preferred but not mandatory.
• Compassionate approach and commitment to delivering patient-centered end-of-life care.