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As a Jefferson Health at Home by BAYADA Registered Nurse, you’ll enjoy: Flexible schedules for work/life balance: full-time, part-time, per-diem, and on-call. What you’ll do: As a Jefferson Health at Home by BAYADA Nurse, you’ll use your clinical skills and compassionate heart to treat patients where they want to be the most – in the comfort of their own home.
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As a Regional Float Nurse with Jefferson Health at Home by BAYADA you will: Learn and expand your clinical skills caring for clinically complex level patients in the home. Jefferson Health at Home by BAYADA was founded on the principle that healthcare gets better when people get better care at home – the place where they feel best.
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Day-time shifts and great work/life balance What you’ll do: As a Jefferson Health at Home by BAYADA Hospice Nurse (RN), you will be an integral member of a multi-disciplinary health care team that provides palliative care to clients, affording them the opportunity to receive the medical care required to remain at home.
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