Hospice Registered Nurse Case Manager

Lead with Compassion & Excellence in Hospice Care

Are you an experienced Hospice RN who thrives in leadership and is passionate about providing high-quality end-of-life care? We are seeking a Hospice Registered Nurse Case Manager to oversee patient care, mentor interdisciplinary teams, and ensure compliance with clinical best practices. This role is ideal for a skilled leader who excels in case management, team coordination, and regulatory compliance, all while delivering compassionate care to patients and families.

Key Responsibilities

Leadership & Team Oversight – Supervise, mentor, and ensure the competency of your assigned hospice care team, maintaining high standards of care.

Patient & Family Coordination – Serve as the team leader, providing direction and oversight to interdisciplinary team members.

Case Management – Oversee care plans, ensuring accurate evaluations, appropriate treatments, and optimal patient outcomes.

Clinical Oversight – Monitor and review patient care, ensuring compliance with Medicare and hospice regulatory standards.

Documentation & Compliance – Review and approve care plans within the Electronic Medical Records (EMR) system, ensuring accuracy and adherence to Medicare Conditions of Participation.

Quality Improvement – Participate in agency quality assurance initiatives, reviewing outcome data and driving performance improvements.

Interdisciplinary Team Meetings – Lead and coordinate team meetings with hospice clinicians and the medical director to ensure exceptional patient care.

Education & Mentorship – Provide ongoing training, guidance, and documentation support for hospice team members, assisting with orientation and performance feedback.

Regulatory Readiness – Assist the Director of Clinical Services (DCS) in maintaining compliance and survey readiness.

On-Call Leadership – Participate in an on-call rotation, ensuring 24/7 oversight of patient care and agency operations.

What to Expect in This Role

Extensive Travel & Home-Based Care

Be prepared to travel several hours per day, covering multiple locations, with 1-10 home visits daily.

Travel areas may vary and are subject to change based on patient needs.

Deliver compassionate, hands-on care in diverse and unpredictable home environments.

Work in varied weather conditions, including rain, snow, and ice, while navigating stairs, different housing structures, and unique living conditions.

Utilize a tablet or laptop for real-time medical record documentation during each patient visit.