Registered Nurse Clinical Supervisor
crossroads hospice palliative careDayton (OH)
Registered Nurse Clinical Supervisor
Posted 17 days ago
crossroads hospice palliative careDayton (OH)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Registered Nurse Clinical Supervisor As a Registered Nurse Clinical Supervisor, you have the privilege of supporting a team that delivers compassion in its truest form. Hospice nurses play a vital role in helping patients spend their final days in a way that truly reflects who each individual is and what matters to them most. More than providing medical care, it's about going above and beyond to honor their wishes and ensure they have dignity and comfort. This requires a deeper level of commitment and compassion, but the impact is immeasurable. Every day, we have the opportunity to create meaningful moments for patients and their families, knowing that we are helping them navigate one of life's most difficult journeys. Together, we believe in the profound joy of providing patients with the space to experience their final days with dignity and peace. It's a responsibility that we take seriously because we understand that we only have one chance to make a difference in their and their families' lives. Registered Nurse Clinical Supervisor Qualifications:5 years of professional nursing experience required. (Medical, surgical, ICU, palliative care, or oncology clinical experience is required)2 years of community health, home health, or hospice and palliative care nursing experience preferred.1 year of clinical supervisory experience preferred Active unencumbered state RN license Current driver's license and auto liability coverageCPR certification, a copy of TB Results, a copy of an updated physical Registered Nurse Clinical Supervisor Schedule & Benefits:
Schedule:
Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM - 5:00 PMBe part of a team willing to grow, listen, be heard, and be challenged. Health, Dental, Vision, 401k, PTO.Set the industry bar for the standard of care. Ability to grow into a variety of different roles inside our team and organization. Competitive industry pay rate.
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