Lifecare Home Health Family

Hiring organization · Based in Las Vegas, NV

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What the day-to-day looks like

Shifts hiring now: Days 2 · Evenings 1 · Nights 1 · Weekends only 1

Who they are

Lifecare Home Health Family is a home health and hospice care organization based in Las Vegas, Nevada (89118). The organization also appears to be affiliated with or supports NEVPC, a palliative care service.

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More about Lifecare Home Health Family

The GIP RN role is embedded within hospital environments where IHC holds contracts, serving as a bridge between hospital inpatient palliative care services and home-based hospice care. Nurses working in the GIP RN capacity at this organization function in a specialized liaison role, operating at the intersection of hospital-based care and hospice/home health services. The position involves promoting the hospice program, enrolling patients, supporting care transitions, and facilitating communication between hospital staff, patients, families, and the IHC and NEVPC teams. The role requires a strong understanding of hospice intake processes, documentation, and electronic information transmission across multiple care settings. This RN reports to both the Director of Patient Care Services (DPS) of IHC and assigned hospital contracted Providers and Advance Practice Nurses, indicating a dual reporting structure.

Based on the job description, the organization's work centers on facilitating seamless transitions for patients from hospital-based care to hospice and palliative care services, engaging patients and families throughout the process, and promoting hospice program enrollment.

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Culture and working life

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What to consider

The good

Specialized role in hospice and palliative care with opportunities to develop expertise in care transitions
Hospital-based work environment through contracted facilities, offering exposure to inpatient palliative care
Collaborative role involving engagement with patients, families, caregivers, and multidisciplinary hospital teams
Direct interaction with Advance Practice Nurses and hospital contracted Providers
Opportunity to gain deep understanding of hospice intake processes and care coordination across multiple settings

The hard parts

Dual reporting structure (reporting to both IHC Director of Patient Care Services and hospital contracted Providers/APNs) may create competing priorities
Significant documentation and administrative responsibilities as a liaison across multiple electronic systems
Role requires navigating transitions between multiple organizations (IHC, NEVPC, and contracted hospitals), which may involve coordination complexity
Work setting is contingent on hospital contract relationships, which may introduce variability in work environments

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The units

Units hiring now

Open counts come from the live roles below. Grouped as the postings state them.

Home Health9 open
Hospice7 open
Executive Nurses & Nurse Administrators3 open
Home Health Care Services3 open
Patient Case Managers & Advocates1 open
Psych1 open

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Roles from Lifecare Home Health Family

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Hospice RN Case Manager, West/Glendale

Lifecare Home Health Family

Scottsdale, AZ · Posted 6 days ago

RN
ADN accepted
CEU allowance