Registered Nurse (RN) - PRN

Enhabit Home Health & Hospice

Lander, Wyoming

This hybrid position offers the opportunity to make an impact across both home health and hospice.

Eligibility: Home Health

Posted Sep 11

Pay: Not posted
Shift and hours: Flexible work schedule
Unit and setting: Home Health
License: RN license current and unencumbered Registered Nursing License
Term: Per Diem Registered Nurse (RN) - PRNPRN

Do you qualify?

License: current and unencumbered Registered Nursing License
Experience: understand issues related to the delivery of home health care and be able to problem-solve effectively
Also asks: organized, detail-oriented and effective communication skills both orally and in writing
Also asks: flexible work schedule
Also asks: current driver's license
Also asks: automobile insurance

What it pays

Tuition assistance: Offered
Bonus: incentive bonus opportunities Incentive bonus opportunities

Benefits

Benefitspaid time off for full-time employeesGenerous paid time off for full-time employees
Benefits401(k) matching401(k) matching
Benefitsmedical, dental and vision coverageMedical, dental and vision coverage
Benefitssupplemental insurance optionsSupplemental insurance options
Benefitsflexible spending accountsFlexible spending accounts
Benefitscontinuing education and scholarship opportunitiesContinuing education and scholarship opportunities
Generous paid time off for full-time employees

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The role and schedule

Care model: hybrid home health and hospice This hybrid position offers the opportunity to make an impact across both home health and hospice.
Cross-training: work in both home health and hospice care settings You’ll work in both care settings, giving you a broader clinical experience and the chance to support patients and families throughout their full care journey.
Day to day: administers skilled care visits to clients requiring intermittent professional services
Day to day: teaches the client, family, and other members of the health care team

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Looking for a career that makes a difference every day? Discover a rewarding career at Enhabit Home Health & Hospice, one of the nation’s largest home-based care providers. Consistently recognized as a great place to work, Enhabit delivers exceptional care and fosters a collaborative culture that supports professional growth and ongoing development.

With strong organizational stability, a commitment to excellence, and careers rooted in purpose, Enhabit empowers team members to build forward-moving careers while expanding what’s possible for care in the home.

This hybrid position offers the opportunity to make an impact across both home health and hospice. You’ll work in both care settings, giving you a broader clinical experience and the chance to support patients and families throughout their full care journey. Our PRN Registered Nurse (RN) administers skilled care visits to clients requiring intermittent professional services and teaches the client, family, and other members of the health care team. These services are performed in accordance with the physician’s orders and the established plan of care, under the direction and supervision of the Branch Director.

Qualifications

Must hold a current and unencumbered Registered Nursing License in the state which you intend to work.
Must be organized, detail-oriented and possess effective communication skills both orally and in writing.
RN must understand the issues related to the delivery of home health care and be able to problem-solve effectively.
Ability to assume a flexible work schedule.

Requirements

Must have a current driver's license and automobile insurance.

What's around it?

In Lander, WY

Lander, WYFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 7% below the US average

Median rent: $896/mo
Household income: $74,813/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Lander, WY

NeighborhoodsLander's residential fabric is characterized by quiet, low-density streets lined with single-family properties and established homes. Central corridors such as Lincoln Street provide convenient rental and residential pockets within walking or biking distance of Main Street and local climbing facilities. Other distinct residential sections include foothills and peripheral subdivisions along Mary Ann Drive, Indian Lookout Drive, and Dallas North Drive, while historic rural outliers like Atlantic City sit further out in Fremont County.

Lander's residential fabric is characterized by quiet, low-density streets lined with single-family properties and established homes. Central corridors such as Lincoln Street provide convenient rental and residential pockets within walking or biking distance of Main Street and local climbing facilities.

Other distinct residential sections include foothills and peripheral subdivisions along Mary Ann Drive, Indian Lookout Drive, and Dallas North Drive, while historic rural outliers like Atlantic City sit further out in Fremont County.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: areavibes.com Source 2: mountainproject.com

Getting around

Daily travel across Lander is remarkably swift, with typical commutes averaging around ten minutes. Public transit is essentially nonexistent, meaning personal vehicles are necessary for regional travel and shift work, though the town maintains an active walking and cycling culture for everyday in-town trips along the Main Street corridor.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: areavibes.com Source 2: livability.com Source 3: windriver.org

OutdoorsRecreation is Lander's defining draw, anchored by Sinks Canyon State Park just minutes from town, featuring striking geologic formations, underground river caves, and extensive trails. Rock climbing is world-class, with hundreds of limestone and dolomite routes between Sinks Canyon and the Wild Iris climbing area. The surrounding Wind River Range provides access to high alpine peaks, backpacking, and camping at Worthen Meadows Reservoir, alongside fly-fishing in local rivers and proximity to the Wind River Wild Horse Sanctuary.

Recreation is Lander's defining draw, anchored by Sinks Canyon State Park just minutes from town, featuring striking geologic formations, underground river caves, and extensive trails. Rock climbing is world-class, with hundreds of limestone and dolomite routes between Sinks Canyon and the Wild Iris climbing area.

The surrounding Wind River Range provides access to high alpine peaks, backpacking, and camping at Worthen Meadows Reservoir, alongside fly-fishing in local rivers and proximity to the Wind River Wild Horse Sanctuary.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: travelwyoming.com Source 2: missrover.com Source 3: windriver.org Source 4: facebook.com

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Set at the base of the Wind River Range where the rails end and the trails begin, Lander offers nurses a distinctive blend of traditional Western heritage and a passionate outdoor recreation culture. Despite its compact footprint, the town supports an unexpectedly strong healthcare and retirement-service profile, making it a viable regional anchor for medical professionals who cherish the wilderness. Commutes are painless, typically lasting around ten minutes along quiet streets, and the town boasts a walkable, bike-friendly layout. Off-shift hours revolve around Sinks Canyon State Park, limestone crags at Wild Iris, and Main Street's independent bakeries, cafes, and craft breweries. Signature traditions like the Pioneer Days Rodeo and the International Climbers' Festival showcase the town's welcoming, eclectic character. However, relocating healthcare workers must navigate genuine rural realities: rental housing is notoriously difficult to secure, winter weather and fierce winds linger for over half the year, and comprehensive shopping requires planning ahead. For clinicians seeking world-class mountain access, tight-knit community roots, and an unhurried daily pace, Lander delivers an authentic Wyoming lifestyle.

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As of 2026-09Source 1: windriver.org Source 2: travelwyoming.com Source 3: livelovewyo.com Source 4: mountainproject.com Source 5: livability.com

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