Calvary Hospital Benefits Overview

Coordinates hospice bereavement activities and provides psychosocial and bereavement counseling to hospice patients and families. Participates in Bereavement Department programs and supports continuity of care across multiple territories. Requires a master’s degree and licensure in social work or mental health counseling, with hospice experience preferred. Travel to patients may require a valid driver’s license and vehicle.

Maintains hospice patient medical records, ensuring accurate and timely filing of Plans of Care and Certificates of Terminal Illness. Contacts community physicians to obtain signatures and complete required documentation. Performs data entry, answers telephone inquiries, protects confidential information, and supports accurate recordkeeping in a palliative care setting.

Oversees clerical, secretarial, and office work processes supporting daily patient-care operations at a hospice hospital. Responsibilities include managing administrative workflows, maintaining confidentiality, handling busy telephone environments, applying basic bookkeeping principles, and using office software. The role requires a bachelor's degree and at least four years of administrative or clerical experience, with healthcare or hospice experience preferred.