Nurse Practitioner (CNP) - Hospice, PRN at Corus Health

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

23 Mar, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

23 Dec, 25

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Nurse Practitioner, Hospice Care, Patient-Centered Care, Symptom Management, Clinical Judgment, Documentation Skills, Emotional Support, Team Collaboration, Communication Skills, End-of-Life Care, Palliative Care, Autonomy, Compassion, Education, Interdisciplinary Teamwork, Regulatory Compliance

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

Description About the Role As a Hospice Nurse Practitioner with Corus Health, you step into moments that require presence, steadiness, and compassion. In this role, you provide high-quality, patient-centered care that supports comfort, dignity, and clarity during vulnerable stages of life. You’ll work autonomously in the field while being supported by an interdisciplinary hospice team committed to collaboration, transparency, and the mission we share: to bring out the courage in others. This role is ideal for an experienced hospice NP who thrives in dynamic clinical environments, values meaningful patient relationships, and brings both empathy and clinical expertise to every visit. Key Responsibilities Perform comprehensive assessments, manage symptoms, and respond to rapid changes in condition using hospice and palliative best practices. Complete required face-to-face hospice recertification visits and contribute to terminal prognosis documentation. Partner closely with physicians, nurses, social workers, and chaplains during IDG meetings to support coordinated care plans. Provide education on prognosis, medications, advance directives, and goals-of-care conversations with clarity and compassion. Document all clinical encounters accurately, timely, and in full compliance with CMS and hospice regulatory standards. Guide patients and families through end-of-life decision-making, offering emotional steadiness and support. Work autonomously in the field while maintaining open, timely communication with the clinical team. Requirements What We’re Looking For Current Nurse Practitioner licensure in the state of practice and certification as FNP, AGPCNP, or equivalent. Prior hospice NP experience is required (minimum level necessary for independent field work). Strong clinical judgment with the ability to manage complex symptoms and evolving patient needs. Demonstrated ability to navigate difficult conversations with warmth, composure, and honesty. High-quality documentation skills and comfort working within regulatory requirements. Steady, empathetic presence — especially in emotionally intense situations. A team-oriented professional who values collaboration, transparency, and disciplined follow-through. Why Join Us At Corus Health, supported by CareM Management Services, you are part of a five-generation legacy of care that honors courage, clarity, and human connection. Our hospice team is known for: Manageable caseloads that support quality and presence over volume. High autonomy in clinical decision-making while still benefiting from engaged, accessible leadership. A deeply collaborative IDG model where every discipline is respected and every voice matters. A mission-driven culture rooted in Trust, Integrity, Teaching, Collaboration, Transparency, Innovation, and Discipline. Competitive pay that reflects the skill and emotional labor of hospice work. Career growth opportunities within a clinically integrated, expanding care network. Here, the work is challenging — but profoundly meaningful. You will walk with families through some of their hardest days, helping them feel seen, supported, and less alone. And you will do it as part of a team grounded in quiet strength, compassion, and purpose

Responsibilities

The Nurse Practitioner will perform comprehensive assessments and manage symptoms while providing education on prognosis and goals-of-care conversations. They will also document clinical encounters and guide patients and families through end-of-life decision-making.