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Registered Nurse (RN) | Hospice Patient Care
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What they do
A Registrar or Patient Service Representative provides direct assistance to patients at a health care or long term care facility. Answers questions and helps resolve complaints; provides liaison with health care providers; may assist with coordinating appointments or addressing billing or insurance issues.
$45,790 / year median in Minnesota
-0% projected decline
Job Description
Job Title:
Registered Nurse (RN) |
Hospice Visit Nurse Company:
Superior Hospice Location:
Greater Southeast Twin Cities Metro Area Compensation:
$40-$52 per hour +
Mileage Reimbursement Schedule:
Part-Time or Full-Time | On-Call Rotation + Weekend Rotation To Stand Out After applying through Indeed, email Paige at paige.lubiani@hhcare.net with your resume and a brief introduction. We'd especially like to hear about your nursing background, what you're hoping to find in your next position, and what interests you about providing hospice care outside of a traditional bedside environment . What If Your Next Nursing Role Gave You More Ownership? You've spent years building your nursing judgment. You know how to assess a patient, recognize when something has changed, communicate with families, prioritize what matters, and make decisions when there isn't someone standing next to you telling you what to do. Those skills should be trusted. At Superior Hospice, we're looking for a Registered Nurse who wants greater ownership of their work while providing hospice care throughout the Greater Southeast Twin Cities Metro Area . You'll work independently in the field, manage your visits, make real-time clinical assessments, and become a trusted resource for patients and families. At the same time, you'll have physicians, clinical leadership, and an interdisciplinary hospice team behind you whenever you need additional support. For the right RN, it's a balance that's difficult to find: independence without isolation. Your Experience. Your Judgment. Our Support. Hospice doesn't mean leaving your clinical skills behind. It means learning to use them toward a different goal. Instead of asking how much more treatment can be done, you're evaluating what will improve this patient's comfort and quality of life right now . You'll assess pain, breathing, anxiety, agitation, wounds, medications, functional changes, and disease progression. You'll determine what can be addressed during the visit, what requires collaboration with a provider, and what the patient and family need to understand before you leave. You're trusted to think like an experienced nurse , not simply complete a list of tasks. Why Nurses Choose Superior Hospice $40-$52 per hour based on experience Mileage reimbursement Part-Time and Full-Time opportunities Field-based nursing throughout the Greater Southeast Twin Cities Metro Area Significant independence and autonomy One-on-one patient visits Use your clinical judgment and assessment skills every day Develop expertise in pain and symptom management Build meaningful relationships with patients and families Collaborate directly with physicians and hospice clinicians Care for patients in private homes, Assisted Living, Memory Care, and other community settings Join a growing hospice organization where experienced nurses can make an impact You're the Nurse in the Room Field nursing is different from working inside a hospital or facility. There isn't always another nurse ten feet away. You walk through the door, assess what's happening, and use your experience to determine what needs attention. Maybe the patient's pain has increased. Maybe their breathing has changed. Maybe they're becoming increasingly confused or agitated. Maybe a family member has questions about medications or is worried about what they're seeing. You bring clinical clarity into the situation. You'll assess the patient, provide appropriate interventions, educate the family, communicate with the provider or hospice team when needed, and establish a plan for what happens next. That level of responsibility isn't for every nurse. For nurses who enjoy independence, problem-solving, and being trusted to use their judgment , it can be incredibly rewarding. What You'll Do Provide skilled hospice nursing visits throughout the Greater Southeast Twin Cities Metro Area Perform comprehensive nursing assessments and ongoing patient evaluations Manage pain, dyspnea, nausea, anxiety, agitation, wounds, medications, and other symptoms Recognize changes in condition and determine appropriate interventions Evaluate the effectiveness of comfort-focused medications and treatments Educate patients and caregivers about medications, disease progression, comfort measures, and what to expect Coordinate medication and treatment changes with physicians and providers Help anticipate patient needs before symptoms escalate Support patients in remaining safely and comfortably in their preferred environment whenever possible Collaborate with hospice aides, social workers, chaplains, physicians, facility staff, pharmacies, and other members of the interdisciplinary team Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation Participate in an on-call and weekend rotation Bring the Nursing Skills You've Already Built You don't need to have spent your entire career in hospice to become an excellent Hospice Visit Nurse. RNs from Home Health, Oncology, Palliative Care, ICU, Critical Care, Emergency Nursing, Med/Surg, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Long-Term Care, and Community Nursing can bring highly transferable experience to this role. Home Health nurses already understand field independence. ICU and ER nurses bring exceptional assessment skills. Oncology nurses understand symptom management and difficult conversations. Senior living nurses understand geriatrics, chronic illness, dementia, and family dynamics. Med/Surg nurses bring broad clinical knowledge and the ability to manage complex patients. We can teach you how we deliver hospice care. We can't teach years of nursing instinct overnight. Who Thrives in This Role? This can be a strong fit for an RN who: Wants to be trusted to use their nursing judgment Enjoys working independently and managing their day Is confident assessing medically complex patients Likes clinical problem-solving Can remain calm when a patient's condition changes Communicates clearly and confidently with families Enjoys patient and caregiver education Wants meaningful one-on-one patient interaction Values collaboration without needing constant supervision Wants to develop deeper expertise in end-of-life symptom management What We're Looking For Active Minnesota Registered Nurse (RN) license Strong nursing assessment and critical-thinking skills Confidence managing symptoms and changes in condition Ability to work independently in a field-based environment Excellent patient and caregiver education skills Strong communication and interdisciplinary collaboration Compassionate, clinically focused approach to end-of-life care Reliable transportation Willingness to travel throughout the Greater Southeast Twin Cities Metro Area Ability to participate in an on-call and weekend rotation Hospice experience preferred, but strong transferable nursing experience is encouraged You've Earned the Right to Trust Your Nursing Instincts As nurses gain experience, they develop something that can't be learned from a textbook. You walk into a room and notice something isn't right. You hear something in a family's question that tells you they're more worried than they're saying. You recognize that a symptom needs attention before it becomes a larger problem. Hospice needs nurses with those instincts. At Superior Hospice, you'll have the independence to use what you've learned throughout your career while having a clinical team behind you when you need them. You'll make decisions. You'll educate families. You'll manage symptoms. You'll advocate for your patients. And you'll help people experience one of the most vulnerable periods of their lives with comfort, dignity, and confidence in the care surrounding them . About Superior Hospice Superior Hospice provides compassionate, community-based hospice care to patients and families throughout Minnesota. Our interdisciplinary team works together to provide clinical expertise, symptom management, emotional support, education, and comfort-focused care wherever our patients call home. If you're looking for $40-$52/hour, mileage reimbursement, Part-Time or Full-Time opportunities, greater clinical independence, and a nursing role that trusts the experience you've worked hard to build , we'd love to meet you. Apply today through Indeed and email Paige at paige.lubiani@hhcare.net to start the conversation.
Job Types:
Full-time, Part-time Pay:
$40.00 - $50.00 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Paid time off Application Question(s): After applying through Indeed, email Paige at paige.lubiani@hhcare.net with your resume and a brief introduction. We'd especially like to hear about your nursing background, what you're hoping to find in your next position, and what interests you about providing hospice care outside of a traditional bedside environment.
Work Location:
In person
Benefits
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- 401(k) Plans
- Transportation
- Dental Insurance