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Benefits offered by this job
Medical, Vision, Dental
28 days PTO
Mileage reimbursement
403b Retirement plan
CHPN assistance
Orientation program
Career growth with leaders
Job summary
VIA Health Partners in Clinton, SC seeks a Registered Nurse to coordinate and deliver patient and caregiver care in IPU/hospice settings. You will perform nursing assessments, implement and update care plans, educate families, and ensure continuity of care.Qualified candidates hold a Nursing Diploma/ADN (BSN preferred), active RN license, CPR, and 1–2 years of related experience; CHPN preferred. Strong computer skills and dedication to compassionate care are required.
Qualifications
Diploma or ADN in nursing required; BSN preferred.
Current, active RN license (compact multistate) required.
CPR certification required; CHPN preferred.
Minimum 1 year in IPU; 2 years for other nursing roles; hospice/palliative care experience valued.
Proficiency with electronic health records/COB documentation.
Responsibilities
Delivery of patient care and coordination with caregivers.
Conduct nursing assessments and manage plans of care.
Educate patients and families; ensure continuity of care.
Maintain infection control and universal precautions.
Communicate with IDG and health professionals for care coordination.
Maintain licensure, CPR, and CEU requirements.
Skills
Nursing
Patient Care
CPR Certification
EMR knowledge
Education
Diploma/ADN in Nursing
BSN preferred
Tools
Computer proficiency
Job description
VIA Health Partners in Clinton, SC seeks a Registered Nurse to coordinate and deliver patient and caregiver care in IPU/hospice settings. You will perform nursing assessments, implement and update care plans, educate families, and ensure continuity of care.Qualified candidates hold a Nursing Diploma/ADN (BSN preferred), active RN license, CPR, and 1–2 years of related experience; CHPN preferred. Strong computer skills and dedication to compassionate care are required.