Lead with Heart. Be the Difference. Deliver Compassionate Care After Hours.
As an After Hours Hospice RN, you’ll respond to patient needs during evenings, nights, weekends, and holidays—bringing peace of mind and compassionate care when it’s needed most. Full-time weekend Baylor schedule with benefit and PTO.
What You'll Do as a Hospice RN – After Hours / On-Call
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Report directly to the Administrator, Executive Director, or Patient Care Manager Senior
Provide direct patient care and support after normal business hours
Serve as the primary liaison between patients, families, physicians, and the hospice team during your shift
Respond promptly and compassionately to urgent calls, patient visits, and symptom management needs
Evaluate patient and family needs to guide clinical decisions and implement the plan of care
Support and collaborate with an interdisciplinary group including LPNs/LVNs, CNAs, and other support staff
Accurately document clinical visits and communications
Participate in quality assessment and performance improvement programs
Work independently while ensuring continuity of care and coordination with the daytime care team
Experience - What you'll bring
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Current RN license in the state of requested employment (or eligibility to obtain)
1+ years of nursing experience
A hospice heart: compassionate, calm, and dependable in urgent care situations
Excellent clinical judgment and the ability to provide support in emotionally intense settings
Comfortable providing care in patients’ homes, facilities, or wherever they reside
Valid driver’s license, automobile insurance, and reliable transportation
Current CPR certification
Preferred Experience (Not Required)
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1+ years of hospice, home health, oncology, or palliative care experience
Familiarity with symptom management, triage, and after-hours home-based care
Prior experience in on-call or overnight nursing roles
Strong documentation and electronic medical records (EMR) skills
Regional Support Hospice RN typically Monday–Friday with occasional on-call; full-time weekend on-call RN roles also posted; company fleet car for eligible travel employees
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 Wilson
Wilson offers relocating nurses a manageable, small-city lifestyle defined by deep agricultural roots, a burgeoning arts core, and easy access across Eastern North Carolina. Anchored near the junction of Interstate 95 and US-264, roughly 40 to 50 miles east of Raleigh, Wilson eliminates the grueling daily traffic of larger metropolitan centers while keeping highway corridors open. Living options span from loft-style rentals and historic bungalows near the vibrant Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park to established suburban homes in West Wilson, Forest Hills, and around the Country Club. The city punches above its weight technologically with its municipal Greenlight fiber network, while community staples like Parker's Barbecue, Casita Brewery, and Lake Wilson's two-mile trail provide familiar places to unwind after demanding clinical shifts. Tradeoffs include a relatively quiet nightlife scene and mixed public school ratings, meaning those seeking fast-paced urban entertainment may still commute to the Triangle on weekends. For healthcare professionals seeking accessible neighborhoods, genuine Southern community connections, and an easy commute, Wilson delivers a practical, welcoming home base.
