On-Call Hospice RN | 7 On/7 Off, Evenings & Nights

Home Health Care; Burnsville (MN); Hybrid; USD 75,000 - 108,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

7 On/7 Off schedule

Hourly compensation + beeper pay

Independent practice with team support

Interdisciplinary hospice team

Job summary

Superior Hospice in Burnsville, MN is seeking an on-call Hospice RN to respond to after-hours calls, assess patient needs, and deliver compassionate symptom management. This 7-on, 7-off role offers independence to make critical clinical decisions in a supportive interdisciplinary team, with emphasis on comfort care and family education.

Active Minnesota RN license required; hospice experience is preferred, and nurses from ER, ICU, oncology, home health, and palliative care are encouraged to

Qualifications

• Hospice experience preferred; nurses from ER, ICU, oncology, home health, and palliative care encouraged to apply.
• Strong assessment, critical thinking, and clinical decision-making skills.
• Active Minnesota Registered Nurse (RN) license.

Responsibilities

• Respond to after-hours hospice calls across the Twin Cities Metro.
• Assess urgent changes in patient condition and provide expert symptom management.
• Complete emergency hospice visits and implement comfort-focused nursing interventions.
• Educate and reassure patients, families, and caregivers during difficult moments.
• Coordinate care with physicians and the interdisciplinary hospice team.
• Maintain accurate and timely EMR documentation.

Skills

Hospice experience

Critical thinking

Clinical decision-making

Independent practice

Job description

Superior Hospice in Burnsville, MN is seeking an on-call Hospice RN to respond to after-hours calls, assess patient needs, and deliver compassionate symptom management. This 7-on, 7-off role offers independence to make critical clinical decisions in a supportive interdisciplinary team, with emphasis on comfort care and family education.

Active Minnesota RN license required; hospice experience is preferred, and nurses from ER, ICU, oncology, home health, and palliative care are encouraged to