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Helping Hands Hospice of SC
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Helping Hands Hospice:

Hospice Nurse Case Manager
SUMMARY: The Hospice Nurse Case Manager plans and delivers care to patients utilizing the nursing process of assessment, planning, interventions, implementation, and evaluation; and effectively interacts with patients, significant others, and other interdisciplinary team members while maintaining standards of professional nursing and clinical competency.
Reports to: Director of Clinical Operations QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Graduate of an accredited school of nursing.
2. Valid license as a Registered Nurse in the State of GA and SC
3. Home Health and/or hospice experience highly desirable
4. Current Basic Life Support Certification
5. Minimum one year recent professional nursing experience
6. Valid GA Driver’s License
7. Able to cope with emotional stress and be tolerant of individual lifestyles
7. Sensitive to the needs of terminally ill patients and families and one's own feelings about dying and death.
8. Basic computer skills desirable
PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
1. Intermittent physical activity including walking, standing, sitting, lifting and supporting patients.
2. Incumbent may be exposed to virus, disease and infection from patients and specimens in working
environment.
3. Incumbent will be required to work at patient’s homes and be responsible for own transportation.
4. Incumbent may experience traumatic situations in the family setting.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Operates under the director of the Director of Clinical Operations and under the Medical Director’s orders.
Responsible for identifying and coordinating patient/family care to support terminally ill patients and families in home, skilled nursing facility or residential care facility. Frequency of patient / family contacts will be at the discretion of the Case Manager and his/her assessment of need, but will be a minimum of once per week. The Case Manager endeavors to utilize teaching, assessment, and intervention skills to provide comfort care and maximize the quality of life for the patients and families.
Depending on the acuity of the patient, the Case Manager is expected to make 4-5 visits per day with documentation. Case load is approximately 15 patients for 40 hrs/week.
1. Assess home care needs, being aware of the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects and gather data on social, economic and cultural factors which may influence health, well-being and quality of life.
2. Assist patients, family members or other clients with concern and empathy; respect confidentially and privacy and communicate in a courteous and respectful manner.
3. Provide direct care to patients as prescribed in the Interdisciplinary Plan of Care in order to maintain the highest level of comfort and quality of life and assuming primary responsibility for case management.
4. Evaluate and perform ongoing assessment and revise initial written plan of care with Interdisciplinary collaboration weekly or as the needs and conditions of the patient/family change.
5. Authorize, coordinate and supervise care, as prescribed in the Interdisciplinary Plan of Care, with contracted vendors in order to meet the needs of the patient.
6. Attend and participate in bi- weekly patient care conferences (PCC)
7. Document accurate and ongoing assessment of patient status via a variety of mediums of communication (verbal, written, email, computer documents and databases). Document patient care reflecting nursing interventions, patient response to care, patient needs, problems, capabilities, limitations, and progress toward goals. Documentation includes evidence of appropriate patient/significant other teaching, and the understanding of these instructions is noted in the medical record. Maintain up-to-date charts and records on patient care and regular communication with the patient’s physician regarding changes in the patient’s plan of care.
8. Investigate and follow through on unusual orders or requests for service or information.
9. Perform blood draws if required.
10. Participate in the agency’s on-call rotation as prescribed by the needs of the agency to provide nursing service to clients when required outside office hours.
11. Be available, when possible, to meet a patient/family's need for continuous care in time of crisis.
12. Coordinate community resources and other agency disciplines participating in patient care.
13. Minimize non-productive time and fill slow periods with activities that will enable you to prepare to meet the future needs of the agency.
14. Supervise and maintain ongoing effective communication with other hospice personnel involved with patient care. This may involve formal and informal team meetings in addition to PCC.
15. Knowledge of and availability to perform patient intakes and information visits as needed including ex

02/09/2021

Helping Hands Hospice:

Hospice Nurse Case Manager : ****70,000- 75,000 based on experience!
SUMMARY: The Hospice Nurse Case Manager plans and delivers care to patients utilizing the nursing process of assessment, planning, interventions, implementation, and evaluation; and effectively interacts with patients, significant others, and other interdisciplinary team members while maintaining standards of professional nursing and clinical competency.
Reports to: Director of Clinical Operations QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Graduate of an accredited school of nursing.
2. Valid license as a Registered Nurse in the State of GA and SC
3. Home Health and/or hospice experience highly desirable
4. Current Basic Life Support Certification
5. Minimum one year recent professional nursing experience
6. Valid GA Driver’s License
7. Able to cope with emotional stress and be tolerant of individual lifestyles
7. Sensitive to the needs of terminally ill patients and families and one's own feelings about dying and death.
8. Basic computer skills desirable
PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
1. Intermittent physical activity including walking, standing, sitting, lifting and supporting patients.
2. Incumbent may be exposed to virus, disease and infection from patients and specimens in working
environment.
3. Incumbent will be required to work at patient’s homes and be responsible for own transportation.
4. Incumbent may experience traumatic situations in the family setting.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Operates under the director of the Director of Clinical Operations and under the Medical Director’s orders.
Responsible for identifying and coordinating patient/family care to support terminally ill patients and families in home, skilled nursing facility or residential care facility. Frequency of patient / family contacts will be at the discretion of the Case Manager and his/her assessment of need, but will be a minimum of once per week. The Case Manager endeavors to utilize teaching, assessment, and intervention skills to provide comfort care and maximize the quality of life for the patients and families.
Depending on the acuity of the patient, the Case Manager is expected to make 4-5 visits per day with documentation. Case load is approximately 15 patients for 40 hrs/week.
1. Assess home care needs, being aware of the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects and gather data on social, economic and cultural factors which may influence health, well-being and quality of life.
2. Assist patients, family members or other clients with concern and empathy; respect confidentially and privacy and communicate in a courteous and respectful manner.
3. Provide direct care to patients as prescribed in the Interdisciplinary Plan of Care in order to maintain the highest level of comfort and quality of life and assuming primary responsibility for case management.
4. Evaluate and perform ongoing assessment and revise initial written plan of care with Interdisciplinary collaboration weekly or as the needs and conditions of the patient/family change.
5. Authorize, coordinate and supervise care, as prescribed in the Interdisciplinary Plan of Care, with contracted vendors in order to meet the needs of the patient.
6. Attend and participate in bi- weekly patient care conferences (PCC)
7. Document accurate and ongoing assessment of patient status via a variety of mediums of communication (verbal, written, email, computer documents and databases). Document patient care reflecting nursing interventions, patient response to care, patient needs, problems, capabilities, limitations, and progress toward goals. Documentation includes evidence of appropriate patient/significant other teaching, and the understanding of these instructions is noted in the medical record. Maintain up-to-date charts and records on patient care and regular communication with the patient’s physician regarding changes in the patient’s plan of care.
8. Investigate and follow through on unusual orders or requests for service or information.
9. Perform blood draws if required.
10. Participate in the agency’s on-call rotation as prescribed by the needs of the agency to provide nursing service to clients when required outside office hours.
11. Be available, when possible, to meet a patient/family's need for continuous care in time of crisis.
12. Coordinate community resources and other agency disciplines participating in patient care.
13. Minimize non-productive time and fill slow periods with activities that will enable you to prepare to meet the future needs of the agency.
14. Supervise and maintain ongoing effective communication with other hospice personnel involved with patient care. This may involve formal and informal team meetings in addition to PCC.
15. Knowledge of and availability to perform patient intakes and information visits as needed including ex

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