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Overview
The Nurse Practitioner manages the medical component of the Hospice Patient Care Program, including certifications and recertification assessments. They serve as a liaison between the hospice program, physicians, and community healthcare providers to ensure quality care.
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Compensation
$100 / HOUR
Posted
5 days ago
The Nurse Practitioner acts as a key member of the Hospice Interdisciplinary Team, responsible for the medical component of patient care, including providing skillful certifications and recertification assessments under the Medical Director's supervision. This role involves providing direct medical care to patients in various settings and serving as a liaison to expand hospice services.
2 months ago
Compassus
The Nurse Practitioner independently coordinates and assesses patient care needs within hospice and palliative settings, developing and modifying plans of care while collaborating with the interdisciplinary team. Key duties include completing required regulatory visits, prescribing and adjusting medications under physician guidance, and participating in the provider on-call rotation.
$134,971 - $187,273 / YEAR
The Nurse Practitioner acts as a key member of the Hospice Interdisciplinary Team, responsible for the medical component of patient care under the Medical Director's supervision. This includes providing direct medical care, conducting assessments, and serving as a liaison with physicians and the community to expand hospice services.
$125 / HOUR
3 months ago
The Nurse Practitioner acts as a key member of the Hospice Interdisciplinary Team, responsible for the medical component of patient care, including certifications and recertification assessments under the Medical Director's supervision. This role involves providing direct medical care to patients in various settings and serving as a liaison to expand hospice services.
