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Luminos Hospice
Overview
The Hospice Physical Therapist provides coordinated care to patients of all age groups, planning, implementing, and evaluating patient care plans. They conduct physical therapy treatment programs based on medical referrals and collaborate with the Interdisciplinary Group/Team.
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Compensation
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Posted
16 days ago
The primary functions involve administering nursing care to patients of all ages in their residences and coordinating care with the Interdisciplinary Team, patients, families, and referring agencies on a PRN basis. The role also assumes responsibility for and participates in the coordination of care.
Provide spiritual and emotional counseling to terminally ill patients and their families in their homes. Collaborate with an interdisciplinary healthcare team to deliver holistic end-of-life care and bereavement support.
1 month ago
The Hospice RN administers nursing care to patients in their homes and coordinates care with the interdisciplinary team. They are responsible for conducting comprehensive assessments, developing plans of care, and educating patients and families on end-of-life care.
2 months ago
The Medical Social Worker will conduct psychosocial assessments and provide counseling services to hospice patients and their families under physician direction. This involves collaborating with the Interdisciplinary Group/Team to coordinate holistic and compassionate care tailored to patient needs.
A registered professional coordinates care for patients across all age groups by planning, implementing, and evaluating patient care plans to maintain well-being. This role involves planning, organizing, and conducting physical therapy treatment programs based on medical referrals and evaluations, while collaborating with the Interdisciplinary Group/Team.
Volunteers will provide comfort, companionship, and support to patients and their families through various means, including in-home visits, office assistance, or community outreach activities. The role focuses on making a meaningful difference in the lives of those receiving end-of-life care.
