Hospice LPN Visit Nurse - PRN

WesleyLife•Urbandale, IA

3d•$27 - $34•Remote

About The Position

At WesleyLife, we believe everyone should have the opportunity to live a life of continued growth, experience, and meaning — and to pursue joy, regardless of physical, social, or economic circumstances. That applies to the people we serve — and the people who do the serving! We want your job with WesleyLife to help you wake up each day with optimism, to reinforce to you that your potential is limitless, and to illustrate that joyful work is a part of a joyous life. You are a vital life-changer with an insistence on a purposeful life, and you deserve to choose a job that fits the way you’re committed to living your life. At WesleyLife, we’re looking for candidates who are looking for more. If you insist on joy in your day-to-day work life, consider one of our roles. From clinical positions to hospitality roles to administrative positions, we offer all our team members the opportunity to create joy for themselves as well as the people whose lives they touch. A Typical Day for a LPN Visit Nurse with WesleyLife at Home Hospice: Your day begins with intention — grounded in WesleyLife’s belief that every person deserves comfort, dignity, and the opportunity to pursue joy, no matter where they are in life’s journey. As a Hospice LPN Visit Nurse, you’ll spend your day providing gentle, compassionate care in the homes of those we serve. Each visit is unique because every individual’s story, needs, and wishes guide your care. You’ll offer personal support with daily activities, provide comfort-focused care, and be a reassuring presence for clients and their families.

Requirements

Current Openings: PRN (Part-time as needed)
Perfect for LPN's seeking a flexible schedule with meaningful work.
Current LPN license
Successful completion of a pre-hire health assessment
Successful completion of a drug screen

Responsibilities

Travel to clients’ homes and care settings to provide comfort‑focused, person‑centered support to those nearing the end of life.
Deliver hands‑on nursing care, symptom relief, and comfort measures.
Assist with daily activities and ensure clients’ physical and emotional needs are met.
Monitor changes in condition and communicate with the interdisciplinary team.
Support families through education, reassurance, and compassionate presence.
Work independently in the field while collaborating closely with RN Case Managers, social workers, aides, and spiritual care professionals.