RN, Home Hospital

Mass General Brigham•Newton, MA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Mass General Brigham Home Hospital program redefines acute care delivery by providing hospital-level care directly in the patient’s home. This role offers the autonomy of community-based nursing combined with the clinical challenge of caring for patients with acute, inpatient-level needs. You will work with a supportive interdisciplinary team and participate in innovative care models designed to improve access, quality, and patient experience. The program typically cares for up to five patients a day, starting and ending the day with virtual team rounds. Regular communication ensures alignment and support for patient needs, care coordination, and continuity. This position supports patients across the North Region and serves a diverse adult patient population with various acute medical conditions, post-ED or post-hospitalization needs, infections requiring IV therapies, chronic disease exacerbations, and diagnostic follow-up or remote monitoring.

Requirements

Graduate of an approved, accredited school of professional nursing required
Current license to practice as a Registered Nurse in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts required
Current CPR certification required
Minimum 1 year of recent acute care, home care or emergency nursing experience required
Strong clinical assessment and critical-thinking skills
Ability to work independently and adapt to changing patient needs
Proficiency with electronic documentation and mobile technology
Current driver’s license, a good driving record, and reliable transportation required

Nice To Haves

BSN preferred

Responsibilities

Provide high-impact, patient-centered care by completing thorough nursing assessments and creating individualized care plans.
Deliver advanced, skilled nursing interventions—including treatments, education, and inpatient-level clinical support—in the patient’s home.
Monitor patient status using remote physiologic monitoring and respond promptly to changes in condition.
Coordinate comprehensive care, including diagnostics, medication reconciliation, durable medical equipment (DME), and interdisciplinary services.
Document care efficiently and accurately using Point-of-Care electronic records.
Provide patient and caregiver teaching, support safe transitions, and assist with discharge planning.
Manage your daily schedule with autonomy, aligned with patient needs and program.