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Active Hospice Care Inc in Los Angeles County is seeking a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) for a full or part-time office position. The role focuses on quality assurance, chart review, and care plan coordination to support patients, families, and caregivers.
Travel is required for local visits as needed. The ideal candidate holds a California LVN license, has hospice or home health experience, and excellent written and verbal communication skills; a valid driver's license and reliable vehicle
FULL TIME QUALITY ASSURANCE NURSE (LVN)
Active Hospice Care is proudly serving the patients and families of Los Angeles county and surrounding areas for OVER 15 YEARS. We are currently offering Full Time or Part time Office Position for qualified Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) to join our dedicated team. Our goal is to make sure our patients, their families, and caregivers receive exceptional care and support throughout their Hospice journey.
This position is competitively compensated based on the applicant’s qualifications.
Active Hospice Care, Inc. is committed to providing care and comfort to patients facing a terminal illness. Our organization provides comprehensive care for persons at the end of life, without regard to race, creed, sexual orientation, or ethnic background.
Typical care starts with a team of Physicians, Registered Nurses, Social Workers, Chaplains and CNAs who provide highly specialized end of life care. Clients can expect regularly scheduled home visits by team members to evaluate the patient’s condition, provide symptom management, address ongoing problems, and supervise care and comfort. Utilizing the interdisciplinary care team approach the hospice helps to educate and instruct family members or primary care providers on how to manage physical and emotional symptoms such as pain, anxiety or confusion.
Other hospice services can include assistance with the personal care of the patient such as bathing and feeding; assistance with household chores; transportation to and from the inpatient unit, supplies, equipment and medications related to the primary illness, emotional support and counseling for both patient and family; spiritual counseling; short-term care for problems that cannot be managed at home and follow up bereavement counseling for family members after the patient’s terminal event.