Hospice Registered Nurse PRN

Hospice Registered Nurse On Call PRN

Flexible PRN schedule, premium per-visit pay.

LilyCare Hospice is a community-based hospice serving patients and families across central New Mexico. We focus on comfort, dignity, and personalized end-of-life care delivered wherever patients call home. As a growing agency, we keep caseloads manageable and clinicians genuinely supported. Join a team that puts patient care ahead of numbers.

LilyCare Hospice is seeking a per-visit Hospice Registered Nurse On Call PRN to care for patients across your assigned New Mexico territory.

Benefits

• Flexible, self-directed PRN scheduling - pick up the visits that fit your life

• Premium per-visit pay that rewards your experience

• Manageable caseloads and a supportive interdisciplinary team

• Mileage reimbursement for field travel

• True 1:1 patient care, with time to do the job right

Duties and Responsibilities

• As a Hospice Registered Nurse On Call PRN, conduct skilled nursing visits in patients' homes and facilities, assessing symptoms, pain, and comfort needs

• Develop, implement, and revise the plan of care with the interdisciplinary group and attending physician

• Administer medications and provide expert pain and symptom management for patients at end of life

• Educate and emotionally support patients and families throughout the hospice journey

• Document every visit accurately and on time in the electronic health record, meeting visit and regulatory requirements

Compensation and Schedule

• Paid per visit; (High Rates!) - rate based on experience

• PRN / per diem - flexible, as-needed scheduling across your New Mexico territory

• Field-based role serving patients in home and facility settings

Skills and Qualifications

• The ideal Hospice Registered Nurse On Call PRN holds an active New Mexico RN license in good standing (compact/multistate accepted)

• Current AHA BLS/CPR certification

• One year of RN experience; hospice or home care experience strongly preferred

• Valid NM driver's license and a reliable, insured vehicle for patient visits

• Strong assessment, end-of-life symptom management, and EHR documentation skills