Jobs at Good Shepherd Hospice

Provides hospice nursing care for patients and families during rotating seven-days-on, seven-days-off on-call shifts. Responsibilities include patient assessment, care planning, symptom and pain management, medication education, family communication, physician coordination, documentation, interdisciplinary meetings, bereavement support, and assistance at time of death. Serves Oklahoma City and surrounding communities.

Administer, configure, optimize, and govern the Homecare Homebase EMR platform in a hospice environment. Provide end-user support, manage integrations, workflows, upgrades, security, compliance, data integrity, and issue resolution. Partner with clinical, revenue cycle, IT, and executive stakeholders to improve system performance, operational efficiency, regulatory compliance, and patient outcomes.

Provides on-call hospice nursing care to patients and families, including assessments, care planning, symptom and pain management, medication education, caregiver instruction, documentation, physician communication, bereavement support, and participation in interdisciplinary meetings. The nurse also evaluates hospice aides and LPNs, supports patients at death, coordinates resources, and provides continuous coverage according to hospice policies and care plans.

Provides on-call hospice nursing care to patients and families in the Newton area. Responsibilities include patient assessment, care planning, symptom and pain management, medication and personal-care instruction, family communication, documentation, coordination with physicians and hospice staff, support at time of death, and evaluation of hospice aides and LPNs. The role shares 24/7 coverage and requires a state RN license, valid driver’s license, strong judgment, organization, confidentiality, and commitment to hospice care.

Provides hospice nursing care to patients and families in Houston and surrounding communities. Responsibilities include carrying out physician orders, monitoring patient conditions, communicating with physicians and hospice professionals, maintaining accurate records, following agency policies and care plans, participating in training, and delivering compassionate, high-quality service.

Provides hospice nursing care to patients and families in Wichita and surrounding communities. Responsibilities include following physician orders, monitoring patient conditions, communicating with physicians and hospice teams, maintaining accurate records, delivering care within scope of practice, participating in training, and demonstrating strong communication, organization, confidentiality, and commitment to hospice philosophy.

Directs hospice clinical services, coordinates patient care plans, leads interdisciplinary team meetings, supervises and evaluates clinical staff, supports hiring and orientation, monitors care expenses, ensures nursing competencies, maintains regulatory compliance, and participates in quality improvement, education, and community liaison activities.

Leads hospice operations, clinical services, staffing, regulatory compliance, budgeting, quality improvement, business growth, and interdisciplinary patient care. Supervises administrative and clinical personnel, coordinates plans of care and team meetings, oversees education and documentation, manages vendors, and ensures high-quality, patient-centered hospice services.

Provides on-call hospice nursing care for patients and families in Salina and surrounding communities. Responsibilities include patient assessment, care planning, symptom and pain management, family education, physician and interdisciplinary coordination, accurate documentation, bereavement support, end-of-life care, and evaluation of hospice aides and LPNs. The RN also participates in team meetings and provides continuous coverage consistent with hospice policies and the individualized plan of care.

Provides after-hours hospice nursing support by responding to patient and family needs, making visits, coordinating with hospice staff and physicians, documenting care, educating caregivers, assisting with medication and personal care, supporting pain management, and providing comfort and bereavement support. Shares 24/7 coverage and participates in care planning and hospice team meetings.

Provides after-hours hospice nursing care for patients and families through phone triage, home visits, direct care, caregiver education, medication guidance, care coordination, documentation, and end-of-life support. Communicates with physicians, RN case managers, hospice staff, agencies, and families while participating in care planning and maintaining 24/7 coverage.

Leads clinical informatics for a hospice organization, overseeing clinical systems maintenance, optimization, governance, release planning, data integrity, analytics, regulatory compliance, and end-user support. Partners with clinical and executive leaders to improve workflows, system reliability, patient outcomes, staff productivity, and organizational performance. The role also leads implementations, upgrades, change management, training, and reporting initiatives in a regulated hospice environment.

Provides hospice nursing care to patients and families, including assessments, care planning, symptom and pain management, medication and personal-care education, documentation, physician communication, bereavement support, and coordination with hospice staff. The RN participates in on-call coverage, evaluates hospice aides and LPNs, supports families at the time of death, and follows individualized plans of care.

Provides hospice nursing care under RN supervision, including patient assessment, direct care, medication and caregiver education, care coordination, documentation, family communication, comfort and pain management, bereavement support, and assistance at time of death. Shares 24/7 patient coverage and participates in interdisciplinary care planning. Requires an accredited LPN education, current state license, valid driver’s license, and successful background and drug screening.

Provides on-call hospice nursing care, including patient assessments, care planning, medication and caregiver education, symptom and pain management, documentation, physician communication, family support, team coordination, and assistance at the time of death. The RN also evaluates hospice aides and LPNs and supports continuous patient and family coverage.