Hospice RN - PRN on call - Slidell

Slidell, Louisiana

Pick up hospice visits on your schedule with a family-owned, CHAP-accredited team that treats PRN nurses like part of the family.

Posted Sep 29

Unit and setting: Hospice
License: RN license Active Louisiana RN license, [1+ year] clinical experience (hospice or home health preferred), reliable transportation, valid driver's license and auto insurance.Active Louisiana RN license
Term: Per Diem Hospice RN - PRN on call - SlidellPRN

Do you qualify?

License: Active Louisiana RN license Active Louisiana RN license, [1+ year] clinical experience (hospice or home health preferred), reliable transportation, valid driver's license and auto insurance. Check your license
Experience: 1+ year clinical experience
Also asks: Reliable transportation
Also asks: Valid driver's license
Also asks: Auto insurance

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Experience: Hospice or home health experience

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What it pays

Call differential: On-call: $5/hr On-call: $5/hr
Extra pay: $50 per routine visit Routine visit: $50
Extra pay: $125 per admission Admission: $125
Extra pay: $100 per death visit Death visit: $100
Extra pay: $5/hr on-call
Extra pay: $75 per change in status visit Change in status: $75
Extra pay: $75 per evaluation Evaluation: $75
Extra pay: Mileage reimbursed at 62.5 cents/mile Mileage reimbursed at 62.5 cents/mile
Extra pay: $35/hour for in services Must attend occasional in services at $35/hour.attending in services

Benefits

BenefitsCompany device for point-of-care chartingCompany device for point-of-care charting
BenefitsOne set of scrubs and name tag providedOne set of scrubs and name tag provided
BenefitsFirst consideration for full-time openingsFirst consideration for full-time openings
Mileage reimbursement
Company device
Scrubs provided

The role and schedule

Day to day: attend occasional in-services
Weekends: One backup on-call weekend per month One back up on call weekend per month required, occasional primary on call, one major holiday primary on call, one minor holiday primary on call
On call: Occasional primary on call
Scheduling: Self-scheduling offered
Employment: Part-time Job Type: Part-time
Holidays: One major holiday and one minor holiday primary on call
Travel: Primarily Slidell area Primarily Slidell area.
Travel: Work location on the road Work Location: On the road
Details: Outpatient setting Physical Setting: Outpatient

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Foundations Hospice

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PRN Hospice RN – Foundations Hospice

Winner of SHP's 2025 Best Hospice Caregiver Experience award. Pick up hospice visits on your schedule with a family-owned, CHAP-accredited team that treats PRN nurses like part of the family. Primarily Slidell area.

Pay

Routine visit: $50

Admission: $125

Death visit: $100

On-call: $5/hr

Change in status: $75

Evaluation: $75

Mileage reimbursed at 62.5 cents/mile

Why nurses like working with us

Company device for point-of-care charting

Support from a clinical manager who answers the phone

One set of scrubs and name tag provided

First consideration for full-time openings

Great working environment with open communication

Requirements

Active Louisiana RN license, [1+ year] clinical experience (hospice or home health preferred), reliable transportation, valid driver's license and auto insurance.

One back up on call weekend per month required, occasional primary on call, one major holiday primary on call, one minor holiday primary on call

Must attend occasional in services at $35/hour.

Job Type: Part-time Pay: $40.00 - $50.00 per hour

Physical Setting

Outpatient

Work Location: On the road

What's around it?

In Slidell, LA

Slidell, LA

Living costs about 12% below the US average

Life in Slidell, LA

NeighborhoodsResidential choices in Slidell center around distinct pockets like Old Towne Slidell, which offers historic character and walkable access to local antique shops, restaurants, and civic venues. Downtown Slidell features modest mid-century single-family homes and neighborhood apartments within quick reach of city conveniences. Waterfront living is prominent in canal-laced communities such as Eden Isles, where residents have direct access to Lake Pontchartrain for private boating and fishing.

Residential choices in Slidell center around distinct pockets like Old Towne Slidell, which offers historic character and walkable access to local antique shops, restaurants, and civic venues. Downtown Slidell features modest mid-century single-family homes and neighborhood apartments within quick reach of city conveniences.

Waterfront living is prominent in canal-laced communities such as Eden Isles, where residents have direct access to Lake Pontchartrain for private boating and fishing.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source: redfin.com

Getting aroundSlidell serves as a key gateway on the eastern Northshore, connecting directly to New Orleans via Interstate 10 across the Twin Span Bridge, making trips to the French Quarter and metropolitan medical centers feasible in roughly forty minutes under normal conditions. Local drives within Slidell average approximately twenty-three minutes. However, shift workers commuting over Lake Pontchartrain must contend with potential disruptions from Louisiana DOTD road construction, severe weather, and heavy rush-hour backups.

Slidell serves as a key gateway on the eastern Northshore, connecting directly to New Orleans via Interstate 10 across the Twin Span Bridge, making trips to the French Quarter and metropolitan medical centers feasible in roughly forty minutes under normal conditions. Local drives within Slidell average approximately twenty-three minutes.

However, shift workers commuting over Lake Pontchartrain must contend with potential disruptions from Louisiana DOTD road construction, severe weather, and heavy rush-hour backups.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: jenniferrice.net Source 2: realestate.usnews.com Source 3: livability.com

OutdoorsOutdoor life in Slidell revolves around surrounding waterways, including boating and charter fishing on Lake Pontchartrain and flat-bottom boat excursions through the Honey Island Swamp along the Pearl River with operators like Cajun Encounters and Dr. Wagner's. Land-based recreation is anchored by Camp Salmen Nature Park, which spans 130 acres with bayou hiking trails and an inclusive Boundless Playground. Cyclists and joggers also take advantage of the 31-mile Tammany Trace rail-trail, which crosses over dozens of bridges above local bayous.

Outdoor life in Slidell revolves around surrounding waterways, including boating and charter fishing on Lake Pontchartrain and flat-bottom boat excursions through the Honey Island Swamp along the Pearl River with operators like Cajun Encounters and Dr. Wagner's. Land-based recreation is anchored by Camp Salmen Nature Park, which spans 130 acres with bayou hiking trails and an inclusive Boundless Playground.

Cyclists and joggers also take advantage of the 31-mile Tammany Trace rail-trail, which crosses over dozens of bridges above local bayous.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: redfin.com Source 2: visitthenorthshore.com Source 3: explorelouisiana.com

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Living in Slidell

Positioned where St. Tammany Parish meets Lake Pontchartrain and the Mississippi border, Slidell presents healthcare professionals with an appealing balance between water-bound recreation and accessible regional healthcare systems. For nurses working across the Twin Span Bridge into New Orleans or locally on the Northshore, the daily commute along Interstate 10 is direct, though weather disruptions and construction require buffer time before shifts. Life in Slidell moves at a relaxed pace defined by cypress knees in the Honey Island Swamp, weekend bike rides on the 31-mile Tammany Trace, and strolls through the antique shops and galleries of Olde Towne Slidell. Dining is rich in coastal heritage, featuring soft shell crab at LA Pines Cafè and fresh beignets at Beignet Au Lait. Housing ranges from quiet suburban cul-de-sacs to canal-front boat docks in Eden Isles, offering more elbow room than denser metropolitan quarters. The key tradeoffs lie in subtropical realities: intense summer humidity, hurricane readiness, and the necessity of navigating coastal flood zones and property insurance mandates.

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Sources

As of 2026Source 1: jenniferrice.net Source 2: redfin.com Source 3: visitthenorthshore.com Source 4: explorelouisiana.com Source 5: facebook.com

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