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Education and ExperienceLicense Requirements Must be a licensed physician; licensed registered nurse; licensed social worker; or a Bachelor's degree college graduate with at least three (3) years of documented success in discipline/field of study and a minimum of one (1) year of full time experience in a hospice, home health, or other health care delivery system setting.
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Must be a licensed physician; licensed registered nurse; licensed social worker; or a Bachelor's degree college graduate with at least three (3) years of documented success in discipline/field of study and a minimum of one (1) year of full time experience in a hospice, home health, or other health care delivery system setting.
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From our home health, hospice, and community-based services to inpatient care at our clinics and hospitals, our mission is to reach more patients and families with effective and efficient healthcare.
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The Executive Director (Registered Nurse, RN) in Hospice supervises all aspects of patient care, all activities of professional staff and allied health personnel, regulatory requirements compliance, financial performance, and quality assurance performance improvement activities for agency.
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MS: Must have at least three (3) years experience as a Registered Nurse with one of those years consisting of full-time experience in direct patient care in a hospice, home health, or oncology setting; or the management of patient care staff in an acute care setting, hospice, or home health.
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The RN Executive Director in Hospice supervises all aspects of patient care, all activities of professional staff and allied health personnel, regulatory requirements compliance, financial performance, and quality assurance performance improvement activities for agency.
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The Executive Director in Hospice supervises all aspects of patient care, all activities of professional staff and allied health personnel, regulatory requirements compliance, financial performance, and quality assurance performance improvement activities for agency.
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License RequirementsMust be a licensed physician; licensed registered nurse; licensed social worker; or a Bachelor's degree college graduate with at least three (3) years of documented success in discipline/field of study and a minimum of one (1) year of full time experience in a hospice, home health, or other health care delivery system setting.
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TX: Must have at least one year of management or supervisory experience in a health-related setting and evidence of 8 clock hours of educational training in the administration of an agency within the 12 months preceding designation of position per Texas Administrative Code.
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Oversees the hospice Provider quality assurance performance improvement program (including multi-site locations), to include use of objective data to improve performance in the areas of improved patient/family care and activities related to patient health and safety.
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LA: A licensed social worker must have a Master’s degree. A college graduate with a Bachelor’s degree must have three years of documented management experience in health care service delivery.
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Three (3) years of health care leadership preferred. care, or related health care delivery system. You can find a home for your career here. The Executive Director or designee RN, such as a Patient Care Manager, will receive daily reports on patients from staff.
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We are hiring for an Executive Director - RN, with Hospice experience. The Executive Director or alternate will be available on-site during business hours and additionally, if needed. Current CPR certification required for Executive Directors who may provide services to patients in the field.
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LA: Must have at least three (3) years experience as a Registered Nurse with one of these years consisting of full-time experience in providing direct patient care in a hospice, home health, or oncology setting.
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Hospice Leadership - executive director level preferredBusiness development/proven growth capabilities preferredMust be a licensed physician; licensed registered nurse; licensed social worker; or a Bachelor's degree college graduate with at least three (3) years of documented success in discipline/field of study and a minimum of one (1) year of full time experience in a hospice, home health, or other health care delivery system setting.
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