Hospice Licensed Practical Nurse: South Hills

Are you a Licensed Practical Nurse who believes in the power of comfort, dignity, and a personalized approach to end-of-life care? Concordia Hospice of Washington is seeking a dedicated and personable Hospice LPN to join our team.

Reasons to work here as a Licensed Practical Nurse:

Make a true difference: Witness firsthand the impact of your care on patients' health and well-being.

Build deep relationships: Form lasting connections with patients and their families as you guide them on their health journey.

Enjoy autonomy and flexibility: Manage your own schedule, prioritize tasks, and make independent decisions regarding patient care.

Continuous growth: Access to paid training, scholarships, and opportunities to specialize your skills.

Supportive environment: Work alongside a collaborative team that values your contributions and encourages professional development.

Competitive compensation and benefits package include:

Competitive Pay

Flexible Scheduling: Set your own schedule with patients.

Comprehensive Benefits: Health, dental, vision, and life insurance.403(b) with Employer Match: Secure your financial future with our generous retirement plan.

Paid Time Off (PTO) & Paid Holidays: Enjoy time off to recharge and relax.

Mileage reimbursement available

What you’ll do as a Licensed Practical Nurse LPN:

As a Home Health LPN, a vital part of the patient's care team is provided by the employee, offering skilled nursing care and support. This includes tasks such as:

Administering medications and treatments

Monitoring vital signs

Assisting with wound care and personal care

Educating patients and families

Maintaining medical records

Collaborating with other healthcare professionals. Also, provide emotional support and companionship, building genuine connections with patients.

Who you are as a Licensed Practical Nurse LPN:

Strong clinical skills and knowledge of end-of-life care principles.

Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organizational

Compassion, empathy, and emotional resilience to provide comfort and support during end-of-life situations.

Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative team.

About Concordia Hospice of Washington

The roots of our organization can be traced back to Rev. Dr. J. E. Victor Carlson, who helped create Hospice Care Inc. in Greene County in the late 1970s to serve families dealing with end-of-life illnesses. In 1996, the program was combined with The Washington Hospital, opening opportunities for inpatient care and other new services. On July 1, 2016, Concordia Community Support Services and Washington Health System (previously The Washington Hospital) partnered to form the organization we are today.

OUR Mission:

To serve our aging community with a continuum of high-quality caregiving options, provided in a Christian environment, and to serve those with limited funds to the best of our ability.

Respect. Dignity. Compassion. Our Mission, Your Future! EOE