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Crossbridge Hospice in Troy, MI is seeking an experienced RN Case Manager to deliver end-of-life care in patients' homes and community settings. You will coordinate and supervise hospice services, educate staff, and partner with families to ensure compassionate, patient-centered care.
This role requires an unrestricted RN license in Michigan, a valid driver's license and auto insurance, plus at least two years of RN experience with hospice or palliative nursing preferred.
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Troy, Troy, MI, US
4 days ago Requisition ID: 2076
At Crossbridge Hospice, we believe a role is truly fulfilling when it aligns with your personal values, reflects your interests, leverages your strengths, and supports your professional growth. Our mission—people caring for people—guides everything we do. We are committed to cultivating a workplace where individuals feel empowered to thrive, both personally and professionally.
By thoughtfully matching people with roles that resonate with their purpose and aspirations, we foster a culture rooted in authenticity, innovation, and shared growth. When individuals bring their whole selves to work, remarkable things happen—for our teams, our patients and their families, and the communities we serve.
To provide compassionate, patient-centered hospice care that honors the dignity of every individual; people caring for people.
Our people are the heartbeat of our mission. At Crossbridge Hospice, we recognize your unique talents, nurture your growth, and celebrate your compassion. Together, we’re building a community that leads with integrity and serves with heart.
The RN Case Manager is responsible for providing end-of-life care and hospice services to patients in their home or community setting. This includes intermittent skilled nursing services and directs, supervises, and instructs hospice aide staff in the provision of personal patient care.
This role requires compassion, strong clinical judgment, excellent communication skills, and the ability to support patients and families through highly sensitive and meaningful experiences.