Palliative Care Nurse Practitioner — 32h/wk, Impactful Role
Hospice of the Western Reserve
Ashland (OH)
On-site
USD 60,000 - 90,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Total Rewards Package including Retirement and Health benefits
Tuition assistance
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Job summary
A compassionate hospice organization in Ohio is seeking an experienced nurse to deliver advanced practice nursing care in palliative care. Responsibilities include patient assessments, team collaboration, and education on palliative care principles. Candidates should hold a Master's degree in Nursing and possess an active RN license in Ohio. This role involves comprehensive clinical practice, consultation, and participation in improving care standards, all while being a part of a supportive team environment.
Qualifications
Master of Nursing Degree required for this role.
Maintaining a current Registered Nurse license in Ohio is necessary.
At least two years of clinical experience is expected.
Responsibilities
Participate in program development for clinical practice.
Collaborate with healthcare team members on patient care.
Educate patients and staff on palliative care principles.
Facilitate communication between healthcare professionals.
Skills
Holistic patient assessment
Palliative care expertise
Excellent communication
Collaborative teamwork
Problem-solving skills
Flexibility
Education
Master of Nursing Degree
Registered Nurse license in State of Ohio
Certificate of Authority in State of Ohio
Job description
A compassionate hospice organization in Ohio is seeking an experienced nurse to deliver advanced practice nursing care in palliative care. Responsibilities include patient assessments, team collaboration, and education on palliative care principles. Candidates should hold a Master's degree in Nursing and possess an active RN license in Ohio. This role involves comprehensive clinical practice, consultation, and participation in improving care standards, all while being a part of a supportive team environment.