Hospice Care Nurse (RN)

Schedule: 8 AM–8 PM, alternating 4-day and 3-day weeks including weekends in rotation

In hospice care, there are moments when a patient or family needs more than their regular care team can provide in that instant. As an ECT (Extended Care Team) Nurse at Transitions Hospice, you're the reinforcement — the skilled, composed clinical presence that steps in to ensure no patient need goes unmet.

It's a role for an adaptable, experienced RN who thrives in varied environments, thinks on their feet, and finds deep satisfaction in knowing that when you showed up, it made all the difference.

As a Transitions Hospice ECT Nurse, you'll work as a vital support member of the interdisciplinary care team — stepping in across cases to assess, treat, and communicate patient needs with speed and clinical precision. 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

Administering medications and treatments per physician orders

Identifying nursing diagnoses from health assessment data and responding accordingly

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

Coordinating with community health partners to support seamless care transitions

Ensuring equipment and necessary services are arranged and available for patients

Medical / Dental / Vision Insurance plans

• Long & Short-Term Disability
• Auto Allowance & Gas Card
• Company provided equipment
• Why Choose Transitions Hospice?

At Transitions , the ECT Nurse isn't a backup plan — you're a cornerstone of how we deliver on our promise to patients and families. You'll work alongside a team that respects your expertise, values your flexibility, and shares your commitment to care that goes above and beyond. Every visit you make is a patient who didn't have to wait, a family that felt supported, and a care team that could count on you.

Ready to be the nurse everyone counts on? 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

Valid driver's license and willingness to travel locally