Hospice Care Registered Nurse - NIGHTS

shifts including rotating weekends

The night shift in hospice isn't quieter — it's just a different kind of important. Patients and families don't stop needing care after dark, and at Transitions Hospice, we make sure they never have to face those hours alone. Our Night Nurses are the calm, skilled presence that carries patients and families through the hardest hours of the night.

If you're an Nurse who thrives when the world is quiet, thinks clearly under pressure, and finds purpose in being the person families call when they're scared — we built this role for you.

As a Transitions Hospice Night Nurse, you'll serve as a critical support member of the interdisciplinary care team during overnight hours — assessing, treating, and communicating patient needs with clinical confidence and genuine compassion. Delivering professional nursing care across the full nursing process within your scope of practice

Conducting thorough patient and family assessments and contributing to individualized care plans

Completing all visit types as needed to meet overnight patient and family needs

Administering medications and treatments per physician orders

Identifying nursing diagnoses from health assessment data and responding with sound clinical judgment

Communicating changes in patient condition to physicians and obtaining orders as required

Coordinating with community health partners to support continuity of care

Ensuring equipment and necessary services are in place for patients

Auto Allowance & Gas Card

Company provided equipment

Why Choose Transitions Hospice?

Night shift nurses at Transitions aren't an afterthought — you're the promise we make to every patient and family that care doesn't clock out. You'll have the full support of a mission-driven team behind you, the clinical resources to do your job well, and the deep satisfaction of knowing that your presence through the night meant everything to the people who needed you most.

Ready to be the nurse who shows up when it matters most? Active RN license in the state of employment

Graduate of an accredited school of Nursing.

Clinical experience in hospice, home health, or a related setting preferred

Comfort and composure working independently during overnight hours

A calm, reassuring presence for patients and families during nighttime distress

Valid driver's license and willingness to travel locally