Jobs at Community Hospice & Health Services

Supports hospice quality and compliance initiatives through clinical data analysis, audit reporting, QAPI projects, regulatory submissions, risk investigations, survey readiness, and staff education. Reviews clinical documentation and trends, maintains tracking systems, analyzes quality indicators, supports HQRP workflows, and develops corrective action plans while ensuring compliance with Medicare, California, accreditation, HIPAA, and patient safety requirements.

Provides developmentally appropriate grief support to bereaved children and families through school-based groups, individual sessions, counseling, curriculum development, crisis response, and community partnerships. Coordinates with school counselors and bereavement teams, documents assessments and interventions, maintains client records, collects program data, and prepares reports. The role also educates students, supports families, connects clients with resources, and participates in professional development and organizational activities.

Provides hospice nursing care for pediatric and other patients in their homes. Responsibilities include admissions, skilled assessments, care planning, symptom and pain management, caregiver education, direct care, documentation, interdisciplinary coordination, physician communication, crisis support, and continuity of care. The RN Case Manager also participates in quality improvement, education, rotating weekend and holiday coverage, and attends death events when required.

Provides clerical and administrative support to a hospice clinical team. Responsibilities include scheduling patient and hospice aide visits, obtaining and reviewing medical records, maintaining electronic charts, processing admissions and certifications, preparing interdisciplinary team meetings, coordinating transfers, tracking admissions and discharges, managing supplies, and supporting regulatory compliance. The role requires confidentiality, accurate documentation, strong communication, organization, and flexibility in a fast-paced end-of-life care environment.

Provides hospice admissions and initial nursing assessments, obtains informed consent, develops care plans, orders medications and supplies, and educates patients and caregivers. Conducts home visits, triages calls, coordinates with physicians and hospice teams, documents care, supports families during end-of-life events, and provides nursing coverage for existing hospice patients. Works a full-time 10-hour shift, every other weekend, and some holidays.

Provides skilled hospice nursing care in an inpatient setting, including patient assessment, care planning, direct care, symptom management, family education, documentation, discharge planning, and interdisciplinary coordination. Supervises LVN and CHHA care, supports patients and families during end-of-life transitions, communicates with physicians and care teams, participates in quality improvement and staff orientation, and maintains compliance with nursing, safety, infection-control, privacy, and HIPAA requirements.