Hospice Registered Nurse, RN PRN
Lifecare Home Health Family·Spring Valley, Nevada
Lifecare Home Health Family·Spring Valley, Nevada
Coordinate and provide high-level hospice care through an interdisciplinary approach, focusing on pain and symptom management. Responsibilities include performing clinical visits, educating families, and managing patient plans of care.
Description Join Life Care Home Health Family! Serving Texas, Florida, Nevada, Georgia, and Arizona, we provide skilled nursing, therapy, homecare, hospice, palliative care, and private duty services.
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Registered Nurse from an accredited program currently licensed and in good standing with the State Board of Nursing in the state of licensure of the hospice program. At least 1 to 2 years experience in nursing in an acute care setting or 1 year experience in home health, hospice or comparable experience is preferred. Desire to learn and demonstration of aptitude for the hospice philosophy and comfort care required.
It is the responsibility of the Nurse to coordinate and provide the highest level of hospice care to patients and families. This position reports directly to the Director of Patient Care Services.
The Nurse works in conjunction with the Clinical Coordinator and the Interdisciplinary Group to:
· Assume overall responsibility for organizing patient care from an interdisciplinary group approach. · Provide hands-on clinical nursing, interacting with patients, family, physicians, Interdisciplinary Group members, and other health care professionals involved in the patient’s care. · Assess and implement a pain/symptom management program formulated with the participation of family and patient, attending physician and the Interdisciplinary Group, utilizing pharmacological and non-pharmacological methods of pain/symptom control to enhance quality of life. · Assist in facilitating freedom of choice, relief of suffering and death with dignity for patients facing end of life issues. · Provide support and education for families based on the hospice philosophy of care. Care includes physical, psychological. spiritual and financial comfort. · Participate in Interdisciplinary Group meetings and up-dates the Plan of Care for assigned patients based on identified problems and needs. · Ensure all services provided are in accordance with the patient’s Plan of Care. · Ensure the POC involves the active participation of the patient, family, PCP and the Interdisciplinary Group. · Coordinate all services related to hospice care for assigned patients. Coordination of services include communicating and making referrals for home health aide/homemaker, spiritual counselor, social work, volunteer and ancillary services, as well as, ordering medications and Durable Medical Equipment. · Educate patient and family on the disease, disease process and expectations related to the disease. · Work as a team member at all times.
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