You'll assess and monitor patients' physical, emotional and psychological needs, write hospice care plans, and provide pain and symptom management.
Unit
Hospice
Posted Jul 28 · 1 year of experience
Shift and hours
Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm Schedule: Monday thru Friday, 8am-5pm
Unit and setting
Hospice
License
RN license Graduate of an accredited nursing school with current licensure to practice in state of operationcurrent nursing licensure to practice in the state of operation
Term
Permanent
Do you qualify?
License
current nursing licensure to practice in the state of operationGraduate of an accredited nursing school with current licensure to practice in state of operation
Education
graduate of an accredited nursing school
Experience
one year of nursing experienceOne year nursing experience required, 3+ years preferred
Also asks
knowledge of the hospice philosophy of careKnowledge of the hospice philosophy of care
Also asks
commitment to clinical and documentation excellenceCommitment to clinical and documentation excellence
Also asks
licensed driver with an insured automobile in good working orderMust be a licensed driver with an automobile that is insured in accordance with state/or organization requirements and is in good working order
Preferred
Experience
3+ years of nursing experience
Experience
hospice or a similar settingExperience in hospice or a similar setting preferred
What it pays
Benefits
Benefitsmedical, dental and vision insuranceMedical, Dental, Vision insurance
Benefitshealth savings and flexible spending accounts (up to $5,000 for childcare)Health Savings & Flexible Spending Accounts (up to $5,000 for childcare)
Benefitstuition discounts and reimbursementTuition discounts & reimbursement
Benefits401(k) with company match401(k) with company match
pain and symptom managementprovide pain and symptom management
Day to day
creating hospice care plans that align with the patient's wishes and goalsCreate hospice care plans that align with the patient's wishes and goals
Day to day
directing nursing care, including medications, treatments and interventionsDirect nursing care: administering medications, treatments, and interventions
Day to day
patient and family teaching and supporteducate and support the patient's family and caregivers
On call
on-call rotation as required by the local branchParticipate in on-call rotation as required by local branch
Details
covers Bradley and Polk countiesCoverage area: Bradley and Polk counties
Details
less time on your feet than in other settingsLess time on your feet compared to other settings
Details
works independently with team supportAbility to work independently while also having team support
Adoration Hospice is seeking a passionate, dedicated Hospice RN to join our team in Cleveland, TN. Our hospice RNs provide expert, patient-centered care at a critical time in people's lives. As a RN Case Manager you will assess/monitor physical, emotional, and psychological needs of patients, create hospice care plans, direct nursing care, provide pain and symptom management, educate and support the patient's family and caregivers, collaborate with interdisciplinary team, maintain accurate and timely documentation, and participate in on-call rotation.
Neighborhoods+North Cleveland is a favored landing spot for professionals seeking modern suburban subdivisions, convenient shopping, and quick routes across town. Central Cleveland appeals to those who prioritize walkable streets and historic character near downtown civic spaces, while South Cleveland caters to buyers wanting acreage, privacy, and rural homesteading settings. For hospital staff and families, northwest and northeast Cleveland are frequently recommended locally due to well-regarded school zones and established residential subdivisions.
North Cleveland is a favored landing spot for professionals seeking modern suburban subdivisions, convenient shopping, and quick routes across town. Central Cleveland appeals to those who prioritize walkable streets and historic character near downtown civic spaces, while South Cleveland caters to buyers wanting acreage, privacy, and rural homesteading settings.
For hospital staff and families, northwest and northeast Cleveland are frequently recommended locally due to well-regarded school zones and established residential subdivisions.
Getting around+Intra-city driving is largely painless, with typical local drives averaging under fifteen minutes to local medical facilities, retail corridors, and neighborhood clinics. However, healthcare workers commuting south toward Chattanooga face a notorious daily bottleneck on Interstate 75 over White Oak Mountain between Cleveland Exit 20 and Ooltewah Exit 11. This stretch regularly creates significant rush-hour congestion, making living close to local work sites far more manageable than cross-county commuting during shift changes.
Intra-city driving is largely painless, with typical local drives averaging under fifteen minutes to local medical facilities, retail corridors, and neighborhood clinics. However, healthcare workers commuting south toward Chattanooga face a notorious daily bottleneck on Interstate 75 over White Oak Mountain between Cleveland Exit 20 and Ooltewah Exit 11. This stretch regularly creates significant rush-hour congestion, making living close to local work sites far more manageable than cross-county commuting during shift changes.
Outdoors+Positioned in the scenic foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Cleveland serves as a gateway to the nearby Ocoee River corridor for whitewater rafting and hiking. Within the city limits, the paved Cleveland/Bradley County Greenway provides miles of trails for walking, running, and cycling. Neighborhood outdoor life revolves around community green spaces like Tinsley Park, Deer Park, Fletcher Park, and Oldfield Park, along with the scenic grounds and historical Cherokee springs at Red Clay State Historic Park.
Positioned in the scenic foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Cleveland serves as a gateway to the nearby Ocoee River corridor for whitewater rafting and hiking. Within the city limits, the paved Cleveland/Bradley County Greenway provides miles of trails for walking, running, and cycling.
Neighborhood outdoor life revolves around community green spaces like Tinsley Park, Deer Park, Fletcher Park, and Oldfield Park, along with the scenic grounds and historical Cherokee springs at Red Clay State Historic Park.
Cleveland, Tennessee stands apart as an independent economic and healthcare anchor in the Appalachian foothills rather than a mere satellite of Chattanooga. Situated roughly thirty miles northeast of Chattanooga in Bradley County, it offers relocating nurses the calm pace of a smaller city alongside robust local amenities and quick access to the Ocoee River outdoor recreation corridor. Housing options are flexible: North Cleveland features contemporary suburban subdivisions and retail convenience, Central Cleveland holds walkable historic neighborhoods, and South Cleveland offers expansive lots suited for gardening and homesteading. Hospital staff working within Cleveland enjoy an easy commute that typically clocks in under fifteen minutes. However, clinicians splitting shifts with facilities in Chattanooga must contend with the notorious Interstate 75 bottleneck over White Oak Mountain between Exit 20 and Ooltewah. Between shifts, locals walk the Cleveland/Bradley County Greenway, grab baked goods at The Village Bakery, enjoy patio music at The Diving Mouse, or relax at Tinsley Park. For nurses wanting community warmth and foothill scenery without big-city friction, Cleveland provides a solid, balanced home base.
