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New England Personnel, LLC · Medway, Massachusetts
RN, HOSPICE CLINICAL MANAGER
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Requirements
RN license (Required); Hospice care or homecare: 2 years (Required); Management: 2 years (Required); Experience with Homecare/Homebase (Preferred); Proficiency in EMR/EHR systems such as Epic or Cerner; Experience working within state healthcare regulations governing long-term care facilities and hospice services
Bonus and benefits
401(k) matching · AD&D insurance · Childcare
All stated details
- Role
- RN, HOSPICE CLINICAL MANAGER
- Role details
- RN · Hospice
- Base pay
- $115k–$125k/yr
- Location and setting
- Medway, Massachusetts
- Bonus and benefits
- 401(k) matching · AD&D insurance · Childcare
- Requirements
- RN license (Required); Hospice care or homecare: 2 years (Required); Management: 2 years (Required); Experience with Homecare/Homebase (Preferred); Proficiency in EMR/EHR systems such as Epic or Cerner; Experience working within state healthcare regulations governing long-term care facilities and hospice services
- Hiring employer
- New England Personnel, LLC
- Posting status
- Stale
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