Halifax, Vermont

Overview

The CNA provides quality nursing care and daily living assistance to residents in accordance with their individualized care plans. Responsibilities include documenting ADLs in electronic health records, monitoring vital signs, and ensuring resident safety and dignity.

Overview

The Hospice Aide provides direct patient care and personal care services to hospice patients as per the individualized plan of care. They are responsible for maintaining a clean and safe environment, assisting with nutritional needs, and reporting any changes in the patient's condition.

Overview

The Nurse Practitioner supports hospice and palliative patients and caregivers by providing clinical expertise to the Interdisciplinary Team while traveling throughout the Pioneer Valley to conduct patient assessments and palliative consultations. Essential functions include performing face-to-face encounters, evaluating patients in various settings, and collaborating on appropriate care plans while maintaining dignity and comfort.

Overview

The Hospice Registered Nurse is responsible for triaging, coordinating, and administering hospice care, managing the full plan of care from referral through discharge for assigned patients and families. This includes completing initial assessments, implementing interventions for optimal patient outcomes, and coordinating care with the interdisciplinary team and physicians.