Hospice Registered Nurse PRN
Seacrest Behavioral Health · Pell City, AL · 1 wk ago
HealthcareFull-time
Role Overview
The Hospice Registered Nurse provides pain management and symptom control for hospice patients, following the plan of care established by the interdisciplinary team, attending physician, and Medical Director.
Key Responsibilities
- Ensure timely delivery of hospice services to terminally ill patients and families.
- Assess patient and family needs during home visits and document findings, interventions, and outcomes.
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- Coordinate comprehensive patient care with team members and other providers, documenting all activities.
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