Primary Registered Nurse at Unity Hospice

Shawano, Wisconsin, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

18 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

21 Mar, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Case Management, Patient Care, Hospice Care, Interdisciplinary Team Collaboration, Crisis Intervention, Medication Administration, EMR Documentation, Delegation, Patient Assessment, Family Education, End-of-Life Care, Admissions Management

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

Description At Unity Hospice, we believe in honoring life by bringing peace of mind and comfort when it matters most. For over 46 years, we’ve built a culture rooted in compassion, teamwork, and purpose, and we’re looking for a nurse who shares that passion. When you join Unity, you’re not just taking a job; you’re becoming part of a supportive, collaborative team that truly makes a difference for patients and families during life’s most meaningful moments. About the Role: As a Primary Registered Nurse, you will serve as the lead case manager for patients in both home and facility settings. You’ll partner closely with float nurses and an interdisciplinary team to deliver consistent, high-quality, patient-centered care. This role is ideal for a nurse who values autonomy, teamwork, and meaningful patient relationships. When caseloads fluctuate, you’ll step in to support your team, ensuring every patient receives seamless care. Territory: Shawano area (with occasional travel outside the territory) ***During periods when your caseload is lighter, you will be expected to support your team by assisting with patient visits and transitions, serving as a Float Registered Nurse as needed. This collaborative approach ensures that all patients receive the highest level of care, regardless of fluctuating caseloads. This role is in the Green Bay territory and may travel outside of their territory at times.*** Schedule: Full-time, 36 hours/week Four days/week | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Tuesdays off) Rotating weekends (minimum every 3rd; currently ~every 8th) 10–15 on-call shifts/year 1–2 holidays/year What You’ll Do: Provide compassionate hospice care and case management Assess patient and family needs and adjust care plans accordingly Respond to urgent situations and initiate crisis care when needed Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary team members Educate and support families through the end-of-life journey Administer medications and document care in the EMR Delegate and guide LPNs and CNAs Manage daily priorities and assist with admissions Why Nurses Choose Unity: Meaningful Work Build lasting connections while providing care that truly matters. Supportive Team Culture Work alongside a collaborative, mission-driven team that has your back. Growth & Development 9-month Nurse Fellowship Residency Program (for all experience levels) Education assistance & leadership development Paid hospice certification (CHPN/CHPLN) after 3 years Work-Life Balance Generous PTO & extended illness bank Bereavement leave & Employee Assistance Program Fitness reimbursement Comprehensive Benefits Medical, dental, vision HSA & FSA options 403(b) retirement plan Life, disability, and supplemental insurance Competitive Compensation Competitive pay Mileage reimbursement for traveling roles Start making a difference from day one! Benefits begin on the first of the month following your hire date. Learn more: https://unityhospice.org/careers Requirements Qualifications Current unrestricted Registered Nurse licensure from the State of Wisconsin Minimum of 2 years RN experience required, equivalent nursing experience may be considered Valid Wisconsin Driver’s License, reliable transportation and proof of current automobile insurance coverage

Responsibilities

The Primary Registered Nurse acts as the lead case manager for hospice patients in home and facility settings, partnering with float nurses and the interdisciplinary team to deliver consistent, high-quality, patient-centered care. Responsibilities include providing compassionate hospice care, assessing needs, adjusting care plans, responding to urgent situations, collaborating with physicians, and educating families.