Travel Registered Nurse Hospice Job

TLC Healthforce•Walla Walla, WA

1d•$2,288 - $2,425

About The Position

Embark on a compassionate travel assignment as a Registered Nurse specializing in Hospice in Walla Walla, Washington. This opportunity places you at the heart of end-of-life care, where every day you guide patients and families through moments that require courage, comfort, and dignified support. Your clinical expertise will meet deep empathy as you assess needs, alleviate suffering, and partner with families to honor values and wishes. Beyond the bedside, you’ll discover a region renowned for its welcoming communities, scenic beauty, and a pace of life that invites you to recharge after meaningful shifts. This assignment is not just a job—it’s a chance to leave a lasting imprint on patients, families, and the broader care team while you explore the thriving charm of Washington’s Walla Walla valley and its surrounding landscapes. Walla Walla offers a compelling blend of small-town warmth and outdoor richness that makes every day memorable. In this corner of Washington, you’ll experience close-knit neighborhoods, locally owned eateries and arts, and access to the valley’s celebrated wines, farms, and markets. The city sits amid picturesque scenery—from sun-drenched vineyards to rolling hills and nearby river trails—providing ample opportunities to unwind with a hike, a scenic drive, or a restorative stroll along green spaces between shifts. The region’s public services, schools, and community programs create a supportive backdrop for healthcare professionals seeking balance and fulfillment. For those who crave variety, this hospice assignment also sits within a broader program that enables travel and practice opportunities across multiple locations in the United States, offering you the chance to broaden clinical experience, refine communication with diverse patient populations, and build a resilient professional network while maintaining the stability of a guaranteed schedule. Role specifics and benefits are designed to support your growth, stability, and well-being. As a Hospice RN on this assignment, you will: - Provide comprehensive hospice nursing care, including ongoing symptom assessment, effective pain and symptom management, and comfort-focused interventions tailored to each patient’s goals and family dynamics. - Develop and adjust individualized care plans in collaboration with patients, their families, and the interdisciplinary team, ensuring clarity, consistency, and compassionate coordination across services. - Deliver patient and family education on home care techniques, medication administration, safety measures, and recognition of changes that require timely clinical input. - Facilitate transitions between care settings, coordinate referrals to ancillary services, and participate in discharge planning and bereavement support as appropriate. - Document thoroughly and timely to ensure continuity of care, regulatory compliance, and clear communication with all teammates. - Seek opportunities for professional growth within hospice, expanding your expertise in palliative symptom management, complex decision-making, and advanced care planning, while mentoring newer team members and contributing to quality improvement initiatives. Benefits extend beyond compassionate care. You’ll enjoy competitive compensation with a weekly pay range of $2,288 to $2,425, paired with a guaranteed 40 hours per week to support financial predictability and scheduling stability. The program offers a bonus structure, housing assistance to ease relocation and living arrangements, and extension opportunities that can align with your career goals and the organization’s needs. Our dedicated travel support team stands ready 24/7 to assist you—whether you’re onboarding, navigating patient care logistics, or addressing unexpected challenges on the road—so you can focus on delivering excellence in every encounter. You’ll also have access to robust professional development resources and a collaborative environment that values communication, mentorship, and recognizing care that goes above and beyond. Company values center on empowering staff to realize their potential while fostering a supportive, inclusive culture. We believe in enabling career advancement through structured paths, ongoing education, and opportunities to contribute to meaningful innovations in hospice practice. By choosing this role, you join a team that respects your expertise, listens to your insights, and celebrates compassionate care as a core professional achievement. The organization is committed to nurturing a work environment where clinicians feel valued, supported, and inspired to grow—both personally and professionally—so you can sustain high-quality care for patients and families across diverse settings. If you’re a dedicated hospice nurse who thrives in collaborative environments and welcomes the chance to explore new places while delivering dignified end-of-life care, this assignment could be your next meaningful chapter. Apply now to join a program that prioritizes your impact, your development, and your well-being, as you serve patients in Walla Walla and, when opportunities arise, in other communities across the country. Your experience, compassion, and leadership can help shape how care is delivered—and how families experience support—during one of life’s most intimate journeys. Please note: The hours and pay rates listed are estimates and may vary. Final compensation packages and guaranteed hours will be confirmed during the hiring process.

Responsibilities

Provide comprehensive hospice nursing care, including ongoing symptom assessment, effective pain and symptom management, and comfort-focused interventions tailored to each patient’s goals and family dynamics.
Develop and adjust individualized care plans in collaboration with patients, their families, and the interdisciplinary team, ensuring clarity, consistency, and compassionate coordination across services.
Deliver patient and family education on home care techniques, medication administration, safety measures, and recognition of changes that require timely clinical input.
Facilitate transitions between care settings, coordinate referrals to ancillary services, and participate in discharge planning and bereavement support as appropriate.
Document thoroughly and timely to ensure continuity of care, regulatory compliance, and clear communication with all teammates.
Seek opportunities for professional growth within hospice, expanding your expertise in palliative symptom management, complex decision-making, and advanced care planning, while mentoring newer team members and contributing to quality improvement initiatives.