The RN will provide supportive care before, during, and after gastroenterology procedures, including assisting physicians and managing medications. Responsibilities also include performing infusions, phlebotomy, and maintaining a safe, sterile clinical environment.
Candidates must be a Registered Nurse with a valid ACLS certification. A solid nursing background and a willingness to gain advanced knowledge in the GI specialty are required.
Market context
Virginia RN hospice roles typically draw steady demand because providers need licensed nurses who can deliver end-of-life care across home and facility settings. These positions are competitive when employers prefer hospice experience and a BSN, and candidates should confirm Virginia RN licensure and current CPR/BLS before applying. Requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description, helping you review fit faster and focus on tailoring your hospice experience in the application.
