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Additional, preferred experience to help you be successful in a hospice role: hospital Staff RN, Med Surg, PACU, Float pool, ER or emergency room, critical care, acute care, cardiac, geriatric, admissions, wound care, telemetry or travel nursing.
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Voluntary long-term care, critical illness, accident insurance, and pet insurance. Heartland Hospice is a member of the Gentiva family - an industry leader in hospice, palliative, home health, and personal home care.
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We believe that better care for caregivers and clinicians means better care for everyone, so we offer ongoing professional training, lower nurse-to-patient ratios, and comprehensive benefits for eligible employees.
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Wellness Program and Resources including:A dedicated Accolade Care Coordinator for personalized care management support of all your healthcare needsTelemedicine ProgramType 2 Diabetes Management Program via Virta Health A complete Joint and Spine Program with concierge services via Nimble Orthopedics.
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Members of the Gentiva family include Gentiva Hospice, Hospice Plus, New Century Hospice, Regency SouthernCare, SouthernCare Hospice Services, SouthernCare New Beacon, Empatia Palliative Care; Gentiva Personal Care, Girling Personal Care, The Home Option and Victorian Home Care.
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A dedicated Accolade Care Coordinator for personalized care management support of all your healthcare needs. That’s why we offer personal care, palliative care and hospice to give people the care they need with dignity, grace, and love.
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At Heartland Hospice, we believe every day is an opportunity to make care more personal and life more comfortable. Report directly to the Administrator, Executive Director or Patient Care Manager Senior and will maintain primary control and professional management of each patient.
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Gentiva is a family of industry-leading hospice, palliative and personal care providers. One on One Onboarding Program with a Nurse Preceptor. Gentiva’s corporate headquarters is in Atlanta, Georgia, with providers delivering care across the U.S.
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Empower patient’s caregivers by educating them on care for their loved one. We believe every day is an opportunity to make care more personal and life more comfortable. Evaluate patient and family needs and assist in the preparation and execution of the plan of care for each patient.
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Provide direct patient care services to hospice patients and supportive care to the patient’s family with a reasonable case load while providing a trusting and compassionate relationship with your patients and their families.
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Comfortable providing care wherever the patient calls “home”. Location: Heartland Hospice. Manage and collaborate with an interdisciplinary group consisting of Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurses (LPN or LVN), Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) and support staff to provide comfort, peace, and dignity.
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Tuition Program that includes:Access to 280+ program at 25+ learning partnersPrograms at every education level from ASN to BSN or BSN to MSNOnline classes with flexible start datesTuition reimbursement.
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Additional, preferred experience to help you be successful in a hospice role: hospital Staff RN, Med Surg, PACU, Float pool, ER or emergency room, critical care, acute care, cardiac, geriatric, admissions, wound care, telemetry, nursing home or travel.
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1+ years of nursing experience in hospice, home health, ICU, geriatric, or oncology strongly preferred. Pre-tax FSA and HSA plans (HSA w/company contributions) Participate in company quality assessment and performance improvement programs.
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Registered Nurse - RN Case Manager - Hospice - FT - Cape May, Atlantic, Ocean, & Cumberland County - 5K SOB. Registered Nurse - RN Case Manager - Hospice - FT - Cape May, Atlantic, Ocean, & Cumberland County - 5K SOB.
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