Lower Cape Fear LifeCare·Bolivia, North Carolina
The Nurse Navigator serves as the first clinical contact for hospice patients, conducting initial assessments and developing plans of care. They coordinate admissions with external medical professionals and provide essential education and support to families and caregivers.
Give your passion a purpose – join our amazing team! At Lower Cape Fear LifeCare, your passion finds purpose every day. As an award-winning nonprofit hospice and palliative care provider, we've been serving families across southeastern North Carolina and northeastern South Carolina for over 40 years—rooted in heart, service, and community.
We're proud to rank in the top 94% of healthcare providers nationwide in the Press Ganey employee satisfaction survey. Come see what makes Lower Cape Fear LifeCare a truly special place to grow.
Four 10-hour shifts, including rotating weekends and holidays across a 7-day schedule.
12pm - 10pm
Rotating 10-hour day shifts, seven days a week, including weekend and holiday rotations.
Candidates must be a graduate of an accredited nursing program with a current North Carolina RN license. At least 2 years of nursing experience is required, with a preference for those with hospice or home care backgrounds.
Market context
Hospice Admissions Nurse openings in North Carolina often reflect steady demand from home-based and end-of-life care programs that need nurses who can assess eligibility, explain services, and coordinate timely starts of care. These roles can be competitive because employers often prefer candidates with hospice or home care experience, a current North Carolina RN license, and strong communication skills for patient and family conversations. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, and tailor your application to show admissions, assessment, and care-coordination experience.