Registered Nurse Case Manager Hospice Overview • The Registered Nurse Case Manager Hospice role involves providing compassionate care to patients in the end stages of life. • Conduct physical and psychosocial assessments to develop personalized care plans for hospice patients. • Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive and effective patient care. • Supervise and train home health aides and personal care workers in patient homes. • Request and manage physician orders for adjustments to care plans as needed. • Provide education and support to patients and families regarding hospice care processes. • Ensure accurate and timely documentation of clinical data and patient progress. • Maintain compliance with healthcare regulations and hospice care standards. Registered Nurse Case Manager Hospice Key Responsibilities & Duties • Perform thorough assessments to identify physical, emotional, and social needs of hospice patients. • Develop and implement nursing care plans tailored to individual patient requirements. • Supervise and evaluate the performance of home health aides and personal care staff. • Coordinate with physicians to update and modify patient care plans as necessary. • Provide hands-on care and support to hospice patients in their homes. • Educate patients and families about hospice care, pain management, and end-of-life planning. • Maintain accurate records of patient care and clinical data in compliance with regulations. • Participate in interdisciplinary team meetings to discuss patient progress and care strategies. Registered Nurse Case Manager Hospice Job Requirements • Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree in Nursing or equivalent required. • Minimum of 2 years of clinical experience, preferably in hospice or home care settings. • Strong ability to work within interdisciplinary teams and communicate effectively. • Proficiency in documenting clinical data and maintaining accurate patient records. • Possess excellent teaching, communication, and listening skills to support patients and families. • Ability to manage and supervise home health aides and personal care workers effectively. • Knowledge of hospice care standards and healthcare regulations. • Preferred experience in hospice care; acute care or home care experience considered.