Allegiant Hospice LLC·West Allis, Wisconsin
This PRN Nurse Practitioner provides as-needed clinical support, including patient visits, symptom management, and patient/family education across various settings. Responsibilities also involve timely documentation and close collaboration with the hospice team and Medical Director.
Key Responsibilities Provide PRN visits for hospice patients in homes, facilities, or community settings Support symptom management, medication adjustments, and patient/family education Complete face-to-face (F2F) encounters as assigned Document timely and accurately in the EMR Collaborate with the hospice team (RN case managers, social workers, chaplains, aides) Communicate changes in condition to the Medical Director and DCS Participate in IDG meetings as needed
Current WI Nurse Practitioner license (APRN) Active DEA or willingness to obtain Hospice or palliative care experience preferred (not required) Strong communication, critical thinking, and compassionate bedside presence Ability to work independently and provide timely visit availability Why Join Allegiant Hospice? Flexible PRN scheduling Supportive startup environment with strong leadership Mission-focused care model Competitive PRN compensation Opportunities for expanded hours as the census grows
Market context
Nurse Practitioner openings in Wisconsin are often competitive because employers need candidates who already hold a master’s degree, an active unrestricted license, and can meet local residency requirements. Benefits such as paid time off, paid holidays, dental insurance, disability insurance, and an employee assistance program can make these roles more attractive, but fit and eligibility still matter most. Review the service-area requirement carefully and confirm your license and address status before applying; the job requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original posting, which can save you time researching the details.