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Comfort Home Care in Acton, MA is seeking a Registered Nurse (RN) for a part-time, afternoon/evening weekday shift to provide in-home nursing care. You will manage your own schedule, build lasting patient relationships, and make meaningful clinical decisions in patients\' homes.
The role emphasizes work-life balance, autonomy, and the ability to impact patient outcomes directly. The position requires an active MA RN license, at least one year of nursing experience (home health or psychiatric
We currently have a part-time opening for a Registered Nurse (RN) in the Acton area working an afternoon/evening weekday shift. This opportunity provides great earning potential with a competitive base salary and an uncapped incentive plan.
Are you looking for better work/life balance and a role where you can have real impact without sacrificing your well-being? Do you want to build meaningful relationships with your patients instead of rushing from one to the next?
At Comfort Home Care, we give nurses the flexibility, autonomy, and support they need to thrive in their careers and personal lives. Our nurses help psychiatric and home health patients remain independent, avoid unnecessary hospitalizations, and receive compassionate care in the comfort of their own homes.
For over 17 years, we’ve been a leader in psychiatric and home health nursing, helping nurses like you build a rewarding, balanced career. We are also proud to be on the 2025 Boston Globe list of the top employers in MA.
Imagine a nursing job where you manage your own schedule, build long-term relationships with patients, and make clinical decisions that truly matter.
At Comfort Home Care, that’s what our Registered Nurses (RNs) do every day.
Assess and Adapt: Each visit starts with evaluating your patient’s current condition, medical needs, and overall well-being. No two patients are the same, and no two days look alike.
Create and Modify Care Plans: You’re not just following orders—you’re actively shaping your patients’ treatment plans based on what they need, adjusting care as conditions change.
Teach and Support: Whether it’s a psychiatric patient needing medication guidance or a post-op patient learning about wound care, you play a vital role in helping them stay independent at home.
Communicate and Coordinate: If something changes, you’re the one who keeps providers, families, and care teams informed, ensuring patients get the right care at the right time.
Document and Reflect: At the end of your day, you submit your notes from home—ensuring every visit is recorded accurately, not just for compliance but for the next nurse who continues their care.
It’s a role that requires clinical skill, independence, and adaptability—but it’s also one of the most fulfilling nursing careers you can have.