Hospice Nurse Practitioner

About the Role

Hospice Nurse Practitioner at Heartland Hospice in United States. Lifestyle: remote, flexible schedule. Benefits: 401k, health benefits, PTO.

Work-Life Balance Factors

Remote/telehealth

Key Responsibilities

• Perform and complete physical assessments for hospice F2F encounters within CMS-established regulatory timeframes.
• Communicate clinical findings, review treatment plans, lab results, diagnostics, and medications with certifying physicians.
• Collaborate effectively with physicians, interdisciplinary group (IDG) members, patients, caregivers, and families.
• Provide clinical recommendations to the IDG based on F2F assessment findings.
• Conduct assessments in the patient’s place of residence, including home, skilled nursing, or other settings.
• May provide F2F coverage for multiple provider numbers with approval.

Requirements

• Master’s or higher degree in Nursing
• Current registered nurse license in state of practice
• Current advanced practice nurse license or certification
• National Nurse Practitioner certification (ANCC or AANP)
• Collaborative agreement in place as required
• Current CPR certification

Benefits & Compensation

• Valid driver’s license and automobile insurance
• Experience in acute care, hospital, oncology, home health, skilled nursing, or hospice settings
• Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance
• Company-paid Life & Long-Term Disability Insurance
• Home health care: Heartland Home Health
• Advanced illness management: Illumia Health

Work Schedule

• Notify the hospice agency promptly if unable to complete F2F visits as scheduled.
• Flexible and adaptable with ability to manage diverse tasks efficiently
• Benefits for All Associates (Full-Time, Part-Time & Per Diem):
• Additional Full-Time Benefits: