RN - Hospice - PRN

As a PRN Nurse at Enhabit Home Health & Hospice, your main responsibilities include administering skilled care to patients, adhering to physician’s orders, and developing a plan of care in collaboration with the healthcare team. You'll also take on the vital role of teaching patients and their families about their care, ensuring they are well-informed and comfortable.

To apply for the RN - Hospice position at Enhabit Home Health & Hospice, you need to be a graduate of an approved clinical education program and hold a valid nursing license in your practicing state. Additionally, at least one year of professional nursing experience is required, and familiarity with technology, including mobile devices, is essential.

Yes, Enhabit Home Health & Hospice is committed to the professional development of its employees. PRN Nurses are encouraged to take advantage of ongoing continuing education opportunities and even have access to a scholarship program designed to support further education in nursing.

As a PRN Nurse at Enhabit, you can expect a variety of competitive benefits, including comprehensive insurance plans for medical, dental, and vision, a matching 401(k) plan, paid time off, and additional resources for personal health and wellness. Our aim is to support you both professionally and personally.

While having prior Medicare home health or hospice experience is preferred for the RN - Hospice position at Enhabit, it may be waived under specific circumstances with appropriate approval. This approach allows for a broader range of nursing professionals to join our compassionate team.

To effectively answer this, highlight your ability to assess patient needs, create individualized care plans, and work collaboratively with the healthcare team. Discuss real-life examples showcasing your commitment to putting patients first.

Illustrate your interpersonal skills by explaining a time you communicated with a family about their loved one’s care. Emphasize your empathy, active listening, and problem-solving abilities while navigating sensitive discussions.

Share your passion for making a difference in patients' lives and your dedication to providing meaningful end-of-life care. Personal experiences or insights can enrich your response and make it more relatable.

Discuss challenges such as emotional stress, managing family dynamics, or the need for clear communication. Highlight your strategies for addressing these challenges and maintaining high-quality care.

Explain your systematic approach to reviewing care plans, documenting patient needs, and regularly communicating with the healthcare team to ensure that all treatments align with the established orders.

Present your time management strategies, such as prioritizing tasks, delegating when appropriate, and utilizing technology for efficient charting and documentation to maximize patient attention.

Provide a specific example where you championed for a patient's needs, whether it involved advocating for a treatment change, or communicating with healthcare providers to ensure the patient’s wishes were respected.

Highlight your methods of communication, including using simple language, providing written materials, and allowing ample time for questions. Stress the importance of ensuring understanding for better patient outcomes.

Share personal techniques for maintaining balance, such as engaging in hobbies, seeking support from colleagues, and utilizing Enhabit’s resources for staff wellness. This shows your awareness of the importance of self-care in healthcare roles.

Identify key qualities such as empathy, strong communication, adaptability, and resilience. Express how these traits have helped you succeed in your nursing career and align with Enhabit's values.