Part-Time RN (Philadelphia, PA) - Weekends

As a Part-Time RN at Ennoble Care, your responsibilities include collaborating with physicians for care planning, triaging phone calls, providing patient visits, and administering medication. You will also offer emotional support to patients and their families, maintain accurate records, and help navigate the paperwork involved in hospice care.

To qualify as a Part-Time RN at Ennoble Care, you must possess a valid RN license to practice in New Jersey and have proven experience as a hospice nurse or registered nurse. A compassionate demeanor, sound judgment, and great communication skills are essential for this role.

Part-time RNs at Ennoble Care are required to work at least 1 to 2 weekends per month, specifically on Saturdays and Sundays from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, ensuring that our patients receive the care and support they need during the weekends.

At Ennoble Care, the patient care approach for Part-Time RNs emphasizes collaboration with a multidisciplinary team to provide personalized support. This includes assessing individual needs, assisting with symptom management, and offering comfort within the hospice framework, which allows patients to maintain dignity during their end-of-life experience.

Part-Time RNs at Ennoble Care enjoy competitive pay which includes a referral program and access to Payactiv for on-demand pay. While full-time benefits differ, the inclusive environment encourages collaboration and growth within the healthcare community.

When addressing emotional distress with terminally ill patients, I focus on active listening and compassionate communication. It’s important to validate their feelings, provide a safe space for them to express their concerns, and offer comfort through supportive conversations.

I have hands-on experience managing medication for hospice patients, ensuring compliance with guidelines and being aware of potential side effects. Accurate administration and consistent assessment of the patient's response allows me to provide optimal care and comfort.

Building rapport with patients and families involves genuine empathy and open communication. I always make an effort to listen actively, learn about their personal preferences, and engage them in care discussions to ensure we’re aligned for their unique needs.

To manage my time effectively while providing patient care, I prioritize tasks based on patient needs and urgency. I utilize checklists and set reminders to ensure all necessary activities are completed while still allowing quality time for patient interactions.

End-of-life discussions are handled with sensitivity and respect for the patient's wishes. I facilitate these conversations by providing clear information, inviting questions, and reassuring them that their values will guide the care plan, always fostering a supportive environment.

Key qualities for a Part-Time RN in hospice care include compassion, patience, excellent communication skills, and a strong understanding of ethical considerations. Successfully navigating emotional challenges while delivering excellent care is essential to provide comfort and dignity to patients.

I recall a situation where a family faced an imminent loss, and I assisted them by facilitating open discussions about their feelings, addressing queries, and providing resources for support. Following the passing, I remained available for post-mortem support to help them process their grief.

I stay current with best practices in hospice care by regularly participating in professional development sessions, joining relevant online forums, and reading industry publications to ensure my care approach aligns with the latest evidence-based practices.

Ensuring patient safety involves adhering to established protocols, monitoring patients closely for any changes, and communicating clearly with other health professionals. I prioritize maintaining a safe environment by following all safety guidelines rigorously.

I am drawn to Ennoble Care due to its commitment to providing compassionate, patient-centered care. I appreciate the supportive environment offered to both patients and staff, and I am motivated by the opportunity to make meaningful contributions during pivotal moments in patients' lives.