RN Clinical Manager - Hospice
integrity placement groupSavannah (GA)
$85,000
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integrity placement groupSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$85,000
About the role
Clinical Manager (RN) We have recently partnered with a very progressive, well-run, and financially stable hospice organization in the Savannah, GA area. This organization is committed to patient satisfaction, clinical excellence, and providing quality care to patients and their families.
Compensation & Benefits:
- $85,000+ Depending on Experience
- Health Insurance (Employer pays 70%+ of premium)
- Dental & Vision Insurance
- Mileage Reimbursement
- Generous PTO + Paid Holidays
Retirement: 403(b) with Company Match
Supplemental Coverage (Life, Short/Long-Term Disability, etc.)
Schedule:
- Full-Time, 40 Hours Per Week
- Includes Some After-Hours & Weekend Rotation
- On-Call Rotation Required
Responsibilities:
- Oversee day-to-day clinical operations for home care and/or after-hours teams
- Supervise, train, and evaluate clinical staff
- Ensure compliance with all state, federal, and Joint Commission standards
- Maintain high-quality patient care and hospice best practices
- Manage staffing, scheduling, and departmental performance
- Participate in budgeting, cost control, and operational planning
- Serve as a resource and leader for interdisciplinary teams
Requirements:
- Active Registered Nurse License in GeorgiaBSN Preferred 3+ Years of Management or Supervisory Experience
- Hospice, Home Health, or Oncology Experience Preferred
- Strong leadership, communication, and critical thinking skills
- Valid Driver's License and Reliable Transportation Required
- Please send your updated resume to Justin@theipgteam.com
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