On Call Hospice Registered Nurse 5PM to 8AM

LilyCare Hospice of New Hampshire

Bedford, New Hampshire

You'll answer after-hours calls and triage patient and family needs, 5 PM to 8:30 AM.

Eligibility: Palliative
Unit: Hospice

Posted Aug 2

Shift and hours: Weeknights Per-visit pay, weeknight schedule.
Unit and setting: Hospice to cover our patients overnight across New Hampshirehospice patients across New Hampshire
License: RN license The ideal Hospice Registered Nurse holds an active New Hampshire RN license in good standing (compact/multistate accepted)active New Hampshire RN license in good standing
Term: Agency

Do you qualify?

License: active New Hampshire RN license in good standing The ideal Hospice Registered Nurse holds an active New Hampshire RN license in good standing (compact/multistate accepted) Check your license
Certification: current AHA BLS/CPR Current AHA BLS/CPR certification
Also asks: comfortable working autonomously on call overnight
Also asks: end-of-life symptom management and assessment skills Strong end-of-life symptom management and assessment skills
Also asks: valid NH driver's license and a reliable, insured vehicle for home visits Valid NH driver's license and a reliable, insured vehicle for home visits

Preferred

Experience: hospice or home care experience Hospice or home care experience preferred; comfortable working autonomously on call overnight

What it pays

Against similar roles: Pays above most New Hampshire agency rolesNew Hampshire agency postings that state pay run $25/hr to $60/hr, the middle half $31/hr to $48/hr, across 38 postings.

Benefits

Benefitsstrong per-visit pay that rewards your experienceStrong per-visit pay that rewards your experience
Benefitsmileage reimbursement for patient visitsMileage reimbursement for patient visits
Benefitsflexible, self-directed on-call schedulingFlexible, self-directed on-call scheduling
Benefitsa supportive interdisciplinary team backing you up overnightA supportive interdisciplinary team backing you up overnight
Benefits401(k) / retirement eligibility401(k) / retirement eligibility
401k/Retirement

The role and schedule

Day to day: in-home visits for symptoms, pain, comfort and crises Make in-home visits as needed for symptom and pain management, comfort care, and crisis response
Day to day: hospice admissions and pronouncements Complete hospice admissions and pronouncements as needed during on-call hours
Day to day: after-hours phone calls and triage As our On Call Hospice Registered Nurse, respond to after-hours calls and triage patient and family needs from 5:00 PM to 8:30 AM
Day to day: coordinating care with the interdisciplinary team and on-call physician Coordinate care and communicate changes with the interdisciplinary team and on-call physician
Weekends: No weekends
On call: On call overnights, Monday through Thursday, 5 PM to 8:30 AM On call overnight, Monday - Thursday 5:00 PM - 8:30 AM
Travel: field visits across an assigned New Hampshire territory Field-based coverage across your assigned New Hampshire territory
Details: agency says caseloads stay manageable and nurses are well supported As a growing agency, we keep caseloads manageable and our nurses well supported.

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LilyCare Hospice of New Hampshire

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Overnight Hospice Registered Nurse 5PM to 8AM

Per-visit pay, weeknight schedule.

LilyCare Hospice is a community-based hospice serving patients and families across New Hampshire. We focus on comfort, dignity, and personalized end-of-life care delivered wherever patients call home. As a growing agency, we keep caseloads manageable and our nurses well supported. Join a team that puts patient care ahead of numbers.

LilyCare Hospice is seeking an On Call Hospice Registered Nurse 5PM to 8AM to cover our patients overnight across New Hampshire.

What's around it?

In Bedford, NH

Bedford, NH

Living costs about 4% above the US average

Life in Bedford, NH

NeighborhoodsBedford Center and Olde Bedford form the town's historic heart, characterized by the town common, the Bedford Village Inn, antique farmhouses, and restored New England colonials on generous lots. Commuters and medical professionals often look toward Northeast Bedford and the near-Manchester north side, which border the Manchester city line along Route 101 and Interstate 293. These northern sections feature smaller to medium lot sizes with a mix of mid-20th-century homes and newer infill, offering the fastest access to regional highways and city amenities.

Bedford Center and Olde Bedford form the town's historic heart, characterized by the town common, the Bedford Village Inn, antique farmhouses, and restored New England colonials on generous lots. Commuters and medical professionals often look toward Northeast Bedford and the near-Manchester north side, which border the Manchester city line along Route 101 and Interstate 293. These northern sections feature smaller to medium lot sizes with a mix of mid-20th-century homes and newer infill, offering the fastest access to regional highways and city amenities.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: teamphinney.com Source 2: michellegannon.com

Getting aroundBedford offers direct connectivity to major regional corridors, including Route 101, Interstate 293, and the Everett Turnpike. Driving into downtown Manchester job centers and clinical facilities typically takes around ten minutes, while Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is roughly fifteen minutes away. Commuters heading south to Boston face approximately an hour drive under favorable traffic conditions, though winter weather and navigating private residential roads can add time to early-morning or late-night hospital shifts.

Bedford offers direct connectivity to major regional corridors, including Route 101, Interstate 293, and the Everett Turnpike. Driving into downtown Manchester job centers and clinical facilities typically takes around ten minutes, while Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is roughly fifteen minutes away.

Commuters heading south to Boston face approximately an hour drive under favorable traffic conditions, though winter weather and navigating private residential roads can add time to early-morning or late-night hospital shifts.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: teamphinney.com Source 2: northern-properties.com Source 3: dempseyteam.com

Outdoors

Outdoor life in Bedford is defined by spacious wooded residential lots, local trail networks, and community green spaces like the Bedford Village Common. Residents are positioned within easy reach of regional recreation, enjoying swift highway access north toward the White Mountains for hiking and skiing, or east toward the New Hampshire Seacoast.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: teamphinney.com Source 2: northern-properties.com Source 3: reverieresidential.com

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Living in Bedford

Bedford offers relocating healthcare professionals an upscale, wooded suburban haven situated directly west of Manchester's major clinical hubs. The town lacks a dense commercial center, organizing instead around historic enclaves like Bedford Center—home to classic colonials, the library, and the Bedford Village Inn—and commuter pockets in Northeast Bedford along Route 101 and Interstate 293. Commutes into downtown Manchester typically take around ten minutes, while Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is fifteen minutes away, making shift travel exceptionally manageable. Outside of work, residents frequent local gathering spots like the Copper Door and Purple Finch Cafe or venture north toward the White Mountains and east to the Seacoast. Relocating nurses should plan for key tradeoffs: Bedford is a predominantly owner-occupied town with very tight rental availability, and spacious multi-acre properties usually operate on private wells and septic systems while requiring independent snow clearing and personal trash disposal. For clinicians seeking top-tier schools, privacy, and tranquil residential living minutes from urban hospitals, Bedford remains one of southern New Hampshire's premier choices.

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As of 2026-08Source 1: teamphinney.com Source 2: michellegannon.com Source 3: northern-properties.com Source 4: dempseyteam.com Source 5: reverieresidential.com

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