Ability to work independently and in fast-paced environments
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Compassionate, patient-centered approach
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What We Offer
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$10,000 sign-on bonus
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Competitive salary
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Medical, dental, and vision benefits
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Paid time off and retirement plan
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Mileage reimbursement
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Supportive, mission-driven team environment
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Why Join Us
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As a Clinical Liaison RN, you play a vital role in helping patients access the comfort, dignity, and support they deserve. Your clinical insight and compassion guide families through some of their most important decisions.
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Experience
Hospice, palliative care, home health, or acute care experience preferred
In range for Indiana staff rolesIndiana staff postings that state pay run $60k/yr to $108k/yr, the middle half $69k/yr to $95k/yr, across 266 postings.
$10,000 Bonus Job Type: Full-time with minimum on-call rotation
About the Role
We’re seeking a compassionate and motivated Clinical Liaison RN to join our hospice team. This role blends clinical expertise with relationship-building, helping patients and families understand hospice services and ensuring smooth transitions into care.
Key Responsibilities
Complete hospice eligibility assessments in hospitals, SNFs, and community settings
Educate patients, families, and referral partners on hospice philosophy and services
Coordinate admissions and ensure timely, accurate documentation
Build strong relationships with physicians, case managers, and discharge planners
Serve as a clinical resource to referral sources and internal teams
Requirements
Qualifications
Active RN license in [State]
Hospice, palliative care, home health, or acute care experience preferred
Strong assessment and communication skills
Ability to work independently and in fast-paced environments
Compassionate, patient-centered approach
What We Offer
$10,000 sign-on bonus
Competitive salary
Medical, dental, and vision benefits
Paid time off and retirement plan
Mileage reimbursement
Supportive, mission-driven team environment
Why Join Us
As a Clinical Liaison RN, you play a vital role in helping patients access the comfort, dignity, and support they deserve. Your clinical insight and compassion guide families through some of their most important decisions.
Neighborhoods+Residential choices in Valparaiso range from historic bungalows and craftsman homes near downtown and Valparaiso University to suburban subdivisions and lake communities. Shorewood Forest is an established premier neighborhood built around a private 18-acre lake with beaches, a clubhouse, and boating access, while Brookside offers high-end modern living with wooded lots and integrated walking trails. Families and professionals seeking newer construction frequently target subdivisions like Davis Meadows, which features open-concept builds, sidewalks, and community ponds, or Keystone Commons for centrally located homes close to municipal parks and local schools.
Residential choices in Valparaiso range from historic bungalows and craftsman homes near downtown and Valparaiso University to suburban subdivisions and lake communities. Shorewood Forest is an established premier neighborhood built around a private 18-acre lake with beaches, a clubhouse, and boating access, while Brookside offers high-end modern living with wooded lots and integrated walking trails.
Families and professionals seeking newer construction frequently target subdivisions like Davis Meadows, which features open-concept builds, sidewalks, and community ponds, or Keystone Commons for centrally located homes close to municipal parks and local schools.
Getting around+Serving as the Porter County seat and an east-central regional hub, Valparaiso offers direct local commutes to area healthcare facilities via county thoroughfares and an expanding network of traffic roundabouts designed to reduce intersection congestion. Unlike northern Duneland towns, Valparaiso does not have an in-town South Shore Line rail stop, meaning rail commuters heading toward Chicago must drive north to park-and-ride stations such as Dune Park in Chesterton or rely on variable shuttle connections. Regional driving to Chicago relies on the I-94 corridor, where peak-hour trips face recurring bottlenecks near the Illinois state line.
Serving as the Porter County seat and an east-central regional hub, Valparaiso offers direct local commutes to area healthcare facilities via county thoroughfares and an expanding network of traffic roundabouts designed to reduce intersection congestion. Unlike northern Duneland towns, Valparaiso does not have an in-town South Shore Line rail stop, meaning rail commuters heading toward Chicago must drive north to park-and-ride stations such as Dune Park in Chesterton or rely on variable shuttle connections.
Regional driving to Chicago relies on the I-94 corridor, where peak-hour trips face recurring bottlenecks near the Illinois state line.
Outdoors+Central Park Plaza functions as the city's civic outdoor living room, featuring open green spaces and splash pads in the summer that transition to an outdoor ice-skating pavilion in winter. Mountain bikers and trail runners utilize Creekside Trails for wooded singletrack and wooden wall rides, while the 300-plus-acre Gabis Arboretum at Purdue Northwest provides extensive prairie and forest paths alongside a large outdoor railway garden. Shorewood Forest provides private lake boating and beaches for neighborhood residents, and the Lake Michigan shoreline at Indiana Dunes National Park sits just a short drive north.
Central Park Plaza functions as the city's civic outdoor living room, featuring open green spaces and splash pads in the summer that transition to an outdoor ice-skating pavilion in winter. Mountain bikers and trail runners utilize Creekside Trails for wooded singletrack and wooden wall rides, while the 300-plus-acre Gabis Arboretum at Purdue Northwest provides extensive prairie and forest paths alongside a large outdoor railway garden.
Shorewood Forest provides private lake boating and beaches for neighborhood residents, and the Lake Michigan shoreline at Indiana Dunes National Park sits just a short drive north.
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 Valparaiso
Valparaiso serves as the civic and cultural anchor of Porter County, combining a collegiate energy driven by Valparaiso University with one of the most vibrant, walkable downtown districts in Northwest Indiana. For relocating nurses, it offers a well-rounded suburban lifestyle where shift recovery can mean pour-over coffee at Dagger Mountain Roastery, dinner at long-standing favorites like Don Quijote or Sage, and summer concerts or winter ice skating at Central Park Plaza. Outdoor recreation is immediately accessible, whether tackling the wooden wall rides at Creekside Trails, wandering the railway gardens at Gabis Arboretum, or heading twenty minutes north to the beaches of Indiana Dunes National Park. Housing choices span historic bungalows near downtown, planned family subdivisions like Davis Meadows, and private lake living in Shorewood Forest. Commuting within the county is smooth thanks to an extensive roundabout network, though regional rail access to Chicago requires driving north to Chesterton's South Shore Line station. While winter brings biting cold and housing demand has raised local costs, Valpo rewards healthcare professionals with exceptional community safety, high-performing schools, and genuine small-city vitality.
