Washington State RN license in good standingCurrent, active Washington State RN license in good standingCheck your license
Certification
BLS certificationActive BLS certification
Experience
3-5 years of healthcare management or supervisory experience
Experience
minimum 1 year hospice RN clinical experienceMinimum of 1 year of clinical experience as a Registered Nurse in hospice
Also asks
driver's license and reliable transportationValid driver’s license and reliable transportation
Also asks
proficiency with EMR systems and healthcare technologiesProficient with EMR systems and healthcare technologies
Also asks
clinical assessment, communication, and interpersonal skillsStrong clinical assessment, communication, and interpersonal skills
Also asks
ability to work independently with sound judgment, initiative, and productivityAbility to work independently with sound judgment, initiative, and productivity
In range for Washington staff rolesWashington staff postings that state pay run $74k/yr to $149k/yr, the middle half $87k/yr to $141k/yr, across 1130 postings.
starting compensation based on direct hospice experience, qualifications, and internal equitystarting compensations is based on direct hospice experience, qualifications, and internal equity.
Benefits
Benefitsmedical, dental, vision, and pet insurance with HSA optionsMedical, dental, vision, and Pet Insurance with HSA options
Benefitssupplemental and life insuranceSupplemental and Life Insurance
BenefitsPTO accrual equivalent to 3 weeks per yearPaid time off (PTO) accrual equivalent to 3 weeks per year
Benefits6 paid holidays6 paid holidays
Benefits401(k) with company match401(k) with company match
Benefitsmonthly employee celebrationsMonthly employee celebrations recognizing achievements and milestones
Medical insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Pet insurance with HSA options
The role and schedule
Day to day
assist Director of Clinical Services in clinical operationsAssist the Director of Clinical Services in clinical operations in alignment with agency policies, nursing standards, and hospice philosophy.
Day to day
balances in-office leadership with field-based support for admissions, care coordination, and clinical concernsBalances in-office leadership with field-based support to conduct new patient admissions, coordinate care, and address clinical concerns.
Day to day
review and approve clinical orders, audit charting, and ensure timely documentationReviews and approves clinical orders, audits charting for accuracy and compliance, and ensures timely documentation.
Day to day
oversee scheduling and support staff competency, training, and educationOversees scheduling, supports staff competency, training and education.
Day to day
support clinical intake reviews for admissions and care planningSupports clinical intake reviews to ensure appropriate admissions and care planning
Day to day
complete additional duties as assignedCompletes additional duties as assigned to support clinical excellence and operational efficiency.
Weekends
No weekends
On call
On-call rotation
Travel
geographically assigned caseloads with reduced travel timeEfficient scheduling and reduced travel time with geographically assigned caseloads
At Envision Hospice, we believe patient care is about honoring life - every moment, every story, every individual. Serving communities across Washington, our team of dedicated professionals provides comfort, dignity, and compassionate support to patients and families during one of life’s most meaningful journeys.
We are seeking a compassionate and experienced Hospice RN Clinical Manager to support our growing interdisciplinary team. This leadership role is responsible for overseeing daily clinical operations, supervising field staff, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations, and maintaining the highest quality of care. The Clinical Manager plays a key role in ensuring that patients and families receive exceptional, compassionate end-of-life care.
What We Offer
Comprehensive benefits package:
Medical, dental, vision, and Pet Insurance with HSA options
Supplemental and Life Insurance
Paid time off (PTO) accrual equivalent to 3 weeks per year
6 paid holidays
401(k) with company match
Competitive
compensation
$120,000 - $130,500/annually, starting compensations is based on direct hospice experience, qualifications, and internal equity. Additional
compensation
Admin on-call differentials
Mileage reimbursement
Efficient scheduling and reduced travel time with geographically assigned caseloads
Company-branded scrubs provided
Monthly employee celebrations recognizing achievements and milestones
Fostered culture built on open communication, teamwork, and continual learning, where every team member feels supported and valued
Primary Responsibilities
Assist the Director of Clinical Services in clinical operations in alignment with agency policies, nursing standards, and hospice philosophy.
Balances in-office leadership with field-based support to conduct new patient admissions, coordinate care, and address clinical concerns.
Reviews and approves clinical orders, audits charting for accuracy and compliance, and ensures timely documentation.
Oversees scheduling, supports staff competency, training and education.
Supports clinical intake reviews to ensure appropriate admissions and care planning
Completes additional duties as assigned to support clinical excellence and operational efficiency.
Requirements
Current, active Washington State RN license in good standing
Active BLS certification
Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
3–5 years of healthcare management or supervisory experience
Minimum of 1 year of clinical experience as a Registered Nurse in hospice
Proficient with EMR systems and healthcare technologies
Strong clinical assessment, communication, and interpersonal skills
Ability to work independently with sound judgment, initiative, and productivity
Neighborhoods+West Olympia offers an established mix of suburban and urban living with quick access to US Route 101, the Capital Mall, and Evergreen State College. South Capitol provides historic, tree-lined residential streets within walking distance of downtown employers, the legislative campus, and Capitol Lake. Eastside Olympia serves as a more accessible residential hub along Pacific Avenue with neighborhood cafés, direct routes toward Lacey and Tacoma, and proximity to schools. Southeast Olympia draws those wanting newer residential subdivisions, more yard space, and a quieter suburban rhythm.
West Olympia offers an established mix of suburban and urban living with quick access to US Route 101, the Capital Mall, and Evergreen State College. South Capitol provides historic, tree-lined residential streets within walking distance of downtown employers, the legislative campus, and Capitol Lake.
Eastside Olympia serves as a more accessible residential hub along Pacific Avenue with neighborhood cafés, direct routes toward Lacey and Tacoma, and proximity to schools. Southeast Olympia draws those wanting newer residential subdivisions, more yard space, and a quieter suburban rhythm.
Getting around+Olympia is anchored by Interstate 5 running north-south and US Route 101 peeling west toward the Olympic Peninsula, placing regional medical centers and surrounding communities like Lacey and Tumwater within straightforward reach. Public transit is uniquely accessible through Intercity Transit, which operates a completely fare-free bus network spanning 29 routes across Thurston County with connections to Sound Transit services. For healthcare professionals commuting regionally toward Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Tacoma, or Seattle, northbound I-5 traffic can experience significant peak delays.
Olympia is anchored by Interstate 5 running north-south and US Route 101 peeling west toward the Olympic Peninsula, placing regional medical centers and surrounding communities like Lacey and Tumwater within straightforward reach. Public transit is uniquely accessible through Intercity Transit, which operates a completely fare-free bus network spanning 29 routes across Thurston County with connections to Sound Transit services.
For healthcare professionals commuting regionally toward Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Tacoma, or Seattle, northbound I-5 traffic can experience significant peak delays.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is woven directly into the city, beginning with Percival Landing's boardwalk and the popular 1.7-mile pedestrian loop encircling Capitol Lake where the Deschutes River meets the inlet. Expansive nature options include Brewery Park at Tumwater Falls, the forested trails of Watershed Park, and coastal expanses at Squaxin Park, Burfoot Park, and Woodard Bay Conservation Area. Nearby Capitol State Forest and the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge offer easy weekend access to hiking, trail biking, and coastal bird watching.
Outdoor recreation is woven directly into the city, beginning with Percival Landing's boardwalk and the popular 1.7-mile pedestrian loop encircling Capitol Lake where the Deschutes River meets the inlet. Expansive nature options include Brewery Park at Tumwater Falls, the forested trails of Watershed Park, and coastal expanses at Squaxin Park, Burfoot Park, and Woodard Bay Conservation Area.
Nearby Capitol State Forest and the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge offer easy weekend access to hiking, trail biking, and coastal bird watching.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Olympia
Olympia delivers a distinct Pacific Northwest lifestyle where the seat of Washington state government blends seamlessly with an independent, nature-focused community. Perched at the southernmost tip of Puget Sound where the Deschutes River feeds Budd Inlet, the city pairs stunning views of the Olympic Mountains and the gold-domed Capitol Campus with lush green space. For relocating nurses, Olympia offers manageable daily commutes along Interstate 5 and US-101, complemented by Thurston County's completely fare-free Intercity Transit bus network.
Residential choices range from walkable historic streets in South Capitol to tree-canopied homes on the Eastside and newer construction in Southeast Olympia. Downtown life revolves around the mile-long boardwalk at Percival Landing, local seafood spots, and the bustling year-round Olympia Farmers Market. Outdoor adventures are minutes away at Tumwater Falls, Squaxin Park, and the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge. Relocating healthcare professionals should expect extended, overcast gray stretches between October and April, alongside visible urban challenges downtown. However, Olympia's rich arts culture, top-rated schools, and laid-back rhythm make it an exceptionally rewarding home.
