Hospice RN Case Manager - Compassionate Home Care Leader
GBMC HealthCare
Baltimore (MD)
On-site
USD 66,942 - 102,872
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
GBMC HealthCare in Baltimore is looking for a Hospice RN Case Manager. The role involves assessing patient needs, implementing care plans, and providing direct nursing care. Candidates must possess a current Maryland RN license, have at least two years of nursing experience, and demonstrate strong interpersonal skills. The salary range is from $66,942.34 to $102,872.41 based on qualifications and experience. Join a dedicated team supporting terminally ill patients and their families.
Qualifications
Current Maryland State license as a Registered Nurse is required.
Two years of nursing experience, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Responsibilities
Completes initial assessment of patient and family to ascertain home care needs.
Prepares and implements the care plan for the patient/family unit.
Provides direct nursing care to patients in collaboration with the primary physician.
Plans and supervises delivery of care by the HHA.
Updates primary physician and interdisciplinary team as needed.
Skills
Knowledgeable of universal precautions for infection control
Strong time management skills
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
Ability to be patient and family focused
Skill in the use of EMR
Education
Diploma, ADN or BSN from an accredited institution
Job description
GBMC HealthCare in Baltimore is looking for a Hospice RN Case Manager. The role involves assessing patient needs, implementing care plans, and providing direct nursing care. Candidates must possess a current Maryland RN license, have at least two years of nursing experience, and demonstrate strong interpersonal skills. The salary range is from $66,942.34 to $102,872.41 based on qualifications and experience. Join a dedicated team supporting terminally ill patients and their families.