Full Time RN Hospice Case Manager

AdvisaCare•Southfield, MI

13h•Hybrid

About The Position

As a Registered Nurse Case Manager, you’ll have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of our patients and their families. You’ll help coordinate and provide compassionate hospice care tailored to each patient’s unique needs, primarily in their homes and care communities. We believe in being upfront from the very beginning. No surprises, no guessing, and no empty promises. Our goal is to communicate openly and honestly throughout the hiring process so that you have the information you need to decide if we’re the right fit for you—and so we can make the best decision for our team, too. When you join us, you can expect? A shared purpose and the opportunity to make a meaningful difference. Leadership that genuinely cares about our patients, families, and team members. Competitive compensation and solid benefits. Structure and support while still giving you the flexibility to do your best work. Autonomy and trust in your professional expertise. Meaningful, rewarding work where you can see the impact you make. Ongoing training and career development to help you grow with us. Most importantly, we want you to feel valued, supported, and confident in the decision to join our team. We’re excited to get to know you, answer your questions, and hopefully welcome you to the team. We look forward to hearing from you!

Requirements

Current Michigan License in good standing
Empathetic approach to patients and caregivers
Participate in field visits daily, office meetings as indicated
Ability to adapt to patient’s status and needs on a full time on call basis

Nice To Haves

1 year hospice experience prefered

Responsibilities

Assess and support patients and families by completing thorough initial and ongoing assessments to understand their hospice care needs. This includes reviewing their current health status and medical history.
Provide compassionate, professional nursing care while using the nursing process to ensure each patient receives individualized and high-quality care.
Develop and coordinate individualized care plans by: Creating and initiating the patient’s plan of care. Regularly checking in and reassessing the needs of the patient and their family/caregiver. Working with the care team to update the plan of care as the patient’s needs change.
Provide medications and treatments as prescribed by the physician and outlined in the patient’s plan of care.
Support and guide patients and families/caregivers by providing education, encouragement, and guidance related to nursing care and other healthcare needs.
Provide clear and helpful health education to patients and families based on their individual needs and plan of care.
Teach patients and families/caregivers practical self-care techniques and ways to feel more confident managing care at home.
Take opportunities to educate and support patients and families while working closely with the interdisciplinary care team to provide well-rounded, compassionate hospice care.
Contribute to quality improvement efforts by actively participating in quality assessment and performance improvement meetings and activities.