Hospice Registered Nurse (RN) Case Manager- PRN

Trinity Health•Columbus, OH

11d

About The Position

As a Hospice RN Case Manager at Mount Carmel Hospice, you’ll deliver one-on-one, high-quality care to patients in the comfort of their homes. Using advanced technology and your clinical expertise, you’ll assess, plan, and manage individualized care that promotes healing and independence. RN Case manager will interact with the primary care physician and/or hospice medical director as needed to effectively manage patient symptoms. What You Can Expect: Supportive Leadership Our management team is here to help you succeed every step of the way. Career Growth Opportunities Epic EMR System Streamlined documentation and communication for better care and less stress. Meaningful Work Deliver one-on-one care that truly impacts lives.

Requirements

Graduate of an approved nursing education program
Active RN license in the State of Ohio
1+ years of clinical nursing experience (Hospice preferred)
Strong communication, assessment, and organizational skills
Compassionate, dependable, and mission-minded
Must have current Driver’s license and reliable transportation

Nice To Haves

Hospice preferred

Responsibilities

Makes appropriate referrals for evaluation/care to other disciplines and services, and coordinates care with others to ensure effective and efficient care is provided.
Utilizes interview, observation and evaluation in assessing clients and applies nursing judgment, consistent with practice standards, in formulating nursing interventions and making recommendations to the physician, client/family and IDT/IDG.
Report changes in client condition as appropriate and in a timely manner, to the client’s physician and/or Case Manager/designee and obtain orders for changes in the plan of treatment to respond to the client’s condition.
Re-evaluates and updates patients’ plan of care based on patient goals and progress towards outcomes.
Assess patient and family learning styles and needs for teaching regarding disease process, self-care, end of life care, and dealing with ethical concerns as well as patient goals as part of plan of care.
Respond appropriately to changes in patients’ physical, psychological, or spiritual conditions.