BJC HealthCare·Glen Carbon, Illinois
The Nurse Practitioner provides palliative and hospice care within an inpatient setting, managing patient populations through advanced assessment and diagnosis. They collaborate with physicians to develop treatment plans and coordinate health and wellness services for patients and families.
Are you looking for a career as a Nurse Practitioner in Palliative Care? Look no further than BJC! At Alton Home Care you will be a part of an extraoridnary team - where compassionate care meets cutting-edge innovation in the heart of St. Louis!
Schedule: Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm No Weekends! No holidays!
Provide palliative care and hospice services within inpatient setting Preferred: Palliative care experience Great opportunity for Work Life Balance! For questions about the position, please contact Michael.Moscketti@bjc.org
BJC Home Care offers patients and their families a complete range of home care services, including skilled nursing services, adult and pediatric hospice and supportive care, rehabilitation therapy, home infusion therapy, infusion treatment rooms, home medical equipment and high-tech respiratory care. Specialty home care programs also are available, including adult and pediatric asthma, cardiac, diabetes, orthopedic and wound care programs.
BJC Home Care provides care to thousands of patients in both Missouri and Illinois. Serving more than 25 counties, it has become the largest home care network in the region and one of the largest in the country.
Role Purpose Utilizes a high degree of knowledge, skill and competence in a specialized patient care area. Assesses, diagnose, prescribes, initiates plan of care and evaluates outcomes within the scope of a formal collaborative practice agreement with physician(s).
Benefits: and Legal Statement
Candidates must have a Master's degree in Nursing from an accredited NP program and a valid RN and Nurse Practitioner license. A Doctorate in Nursing and 2-5 years of experience are preferred.
Market context
In Illinois, advanced-practice roles are typically in steady demand across hospitals, specialty clinics, and care teams that need licensed clinicians with graduate-level training. These positions are competitive because employers often look for the right Illinois license, acute care certification for APRNs, and ICU experience, while benefits such as 401(k) matching, tuition reimbursement, loan forgiveness, and lifecycle benefits can influence the decision. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly compare fit before you apply.