Jobs at Hospice of the Valley

This full-time Hospice Registered Nurse role involves delivering compassionate end-of-life care to patients and their families within their homes or care facilities. The position requires serving as the primary point of contact, conducting clinical assessments, and collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to develop and adjust personalized care plans. Key responsibilities include managing symptom control, educating caregivers, and providing emotional and spiritual support throughout the hospice journey. The role appeals to nurses seeking a meaningful career where kindness is celebrated, offering opportunities for professional growth through tuition assistance and continuing education. The position supports a flexible work arrangement with travel to various patient locations and includes access to a collaborative national team environment.

This full-time Mobile Veterinarian role with Lap of Love focuses on delivering compassionate in-home hospice and end-of-life care for companion animals. The position involves conducting comfort-focused physical exams, developing palliative care plans, and performing dignified euthanasia services within a local territory. Key responsibilities include managing pain assessments, communicating sensitive medical information to families with empathy, and maintaining accurate medical records while driving efficiently between client homes. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking to make a profound emotional impact by supporting pets and families during difficult moments within a collaborative, empathy-driven team. The position offers a flexible work arrangement centered on route management and includes comprehensive benefits such as medical, dental, vision, and life insurance.

This full-time Mobile Veterinarian role with Lap of Love focuses on delivering compassionate in-home hospice and euthanasia services for small animals. The position involves traveling to clients' residences to perform physical exams, manage pain and palliative care, and guide families through end-of-life decisions with empathy. Key responsibilities include administering medications, documenting medical records, coordinating schedules, and providing grief support to pet owners. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking meaningful, relationship-centered work within a supportive, mission-driven team. It offers a flexible work arrangement centered on route planning and driving, along with comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, and retirement plans.

This full-time Security Officer role supports Community Hospice and Palliative Care, a non-profit dedicated to end-of-life care, across multiple locations in Duval and St. John County. The position involves maintaining a safe campus environment for patients, staff, and visitors through regular patrols, safety inspections, and facility maintenance checks. Key responsibilities include escorting individuals, documenting incidents, conducting fire observation drills, and monitoring surveillance systems. The role offers a supportive work culture with a four-day work week schedule, including weekend shifts, and provides opportunities for professional growth within a mission-driven organization.

This role serves as a Quality Assurance Coordinator within the Home Health and Hospice division of Liberty Home Care & Hospice, focusing on strategic oversight of CMS Star Ratings. The position requires an active RN license and involves acting as an internal expert on CMS methodology changes, reviewing provider reports, and leading pre-publication response efforts. Key responsibilities include partnering with Compliance and Operations teams to shape quality strategy and preparing executive dashboards and board-level summaries for leadership. The opportunity appeals to experienced professionals seeking to leverage their clinical background in a mission-driven environment dedicated to improving patient recovery outcomes. The role emphasizes analytical leadership and communication skills within a supportive organizational culture.

This part-time evening Resident RN role is based on-site at Providence St. Patrick Hospital in Missoula, Montana, within the Medical Surgical North department. The position is designed for newly licensed nurses with less than one year of experience to deliver specialized patient care in a collaborative environment. Key responsibilities include applying accredited nursing training to provide whole-person care, maintaining Montana licensure and BLS certification, and contributing to a culture of mutual respect and patient advocacy. The role appeals to candidates seeking professional growth within a large, not-for-profit health system that values diversity and supports career advancement. Employees benefit from comprehensive support including best-in-class benefits, retirement matching, and an inclusive workplace dedicated to serving vulnerable communities.

This full-time OB/GYN physician role is based at OhioHealth Mansfield Hospital within a physician-led, not-for-profit health system. The position involves providing comprehensive women's health services with privileges at the local hospital, managing a 1:4 call schedule, and offering the option to attend deliveries. Key responsibilities include utilizing the Epic EMR system and participating in leadership development opportunities through the Physician Leadership Institute. The role is appealing due to the organization's inclusive culture, recognition as a top workplace, and robust support for work-life balance through generous benefits and CME allowances. The position is located in Mansfield, Ohio, a historic city offering a low cost of living and diverse recreational activities.

The Director Surgical Services RN serves as a dual Operations and Nursing Director for a comprehensive surgical platform at a 401-bed hospital, overseeing pre-op, operating rooms, PACU, and sterile processing. Key responsibilities include managing clinical and financial performance, developing strategic plans, and fostering a Magnet culture through evidence-based practice and shared governance. This role appeals to leaders seeking to advance high-acuity surgical services in a technologically advanced environment while championing patient-centered care and interdisciplinary physician partnerships. The position requires a hybrid work arrangement with three days onsite and two days remote, supporting a mission-driven organization committed to compassionate care and workforce development.

This full-time outpatient role places an Endocrinologist within an established, physician-led practice in Marion, Ohio, as part of a large not-for-profit health system. The position involves managing a dedicated clinic with five exam rooms and on-site diagnostic support, operating exclusively on a Monday through Friday schedule without inpatient duties. Key responsibilities include providing specialized endocrine care to the community and utilizing the Epic EMR system. The opportunity is appealing due to the organization's award-winning, inclusive culture and strong emphasis on work-life balance through generous benefits and professional development programs. The role offers a supportive environment with a collegial team and access to a leadership institute, situated in a community that blends rural tranquility with proximity to Columbus.

This full-time Hematologist Oncologist role is based in Delaware, Ohio, within an award-winning, physician-led health system. The position involves collaborating with a small team at Grady Memorial Hospital and Morrow County Hospital, managing a 50/50 split between benign hematology and oncology cases. Key responsibilities include inpatient consults across multiple locations, managing a call schedule, and utilizing the Epic EMR system. The role offers a flexible weekly arrangement with two days on-site, one day at a secondary hospital, and an option for virtual telehealth. The position is appealing due to the organization's inclusive culture, extensive professional development opportunities through the Physician Leadership Institute, and a comprehensive benefits package designed to support work-life balance.

This full-time position combines clinical practice with academic teaching within a physician-led health system in Athens, Ohio. The role involves providing osteopathic neuromusculoskeletal medicine services to the community while mentoring medical students, residents, and physicians at the affiliated college of osteopathic medicine. Key responsibilities include managing patient care across clinical sites and participating in the institution's leadership development curriculum. The opportunity is appealing due to the organization's inclusive culture, recognition as a top employer, and strong support for work-life balance through generous benefits and professional growth programs. The position offers a hybrid arrangement split between clinical duties and academic teaching, situated in a vibrant college town known for its scenic landscape and cultural activities.

This role involves a Certified Nursing Assistant position within Otterbein SeniorLife's assisted living and skilled nursing departments, focusing on person-centered care for seniors. The primary responsibilities include assisting residents with daily activities such as bathing, eating, and mobility, while maintaining accurate care documentation under nurse supervision. The position is available in both full-time and PRN capacities, with shifts primarily covering overnight hours. The opportunity is appealing due to the organization's non-profit mission rooted in community respect, offering a supportive culture where staff are valued as partners. Key benefits include comprehensive health coverage, a 401(k) match, immediate paid time off accrual, and significant tuition reimbursement and discount opportunities for professional growth. The work arrangement includes on-site duties at facilities in Ohio and Indiana.

This mobile veterinarian role involves providing compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for small animals. The position requires conducting quality-of-life assessments, managing pain and chronic conditions, and guiding pet families through end-of-life decisions with empathy. Key responsibilities include administering medications safely, maintaining accurate medical records, and coordinating schedules and aftercare arrangements while traveling to client homes. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking a meaningful, relationship-centered practice that prioritizes emotional support and exceptional medical standards. Working independently in the field, the veterinarian joins a collaborative team dedicated to dignified care, with opportunities for ongoing training and professional growth.

This full-time Mobile Veterinarian role involves providing compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for companion animals. The position requires traveling to clients' residences to perform gentle physical examinations, pain assessments, and administer humane end-of-life procedures with dignity. Key responsibilities include developing individualized care plans, counseling pet owners on disease progression, maintaining accurate medical records, and coordinating mobile logistics. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking a mission-driven environment focused on empathy and quality of life, offering the flexibility of independent field work while collaborating with a supportive team. The position includes comprehensive benefits such as medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, along with a 401k plan.

This field-based Mobile Veterinarian role with Lap of Love focuses on delivering compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and end-of-life services for companion animals. The position involves traveling to clients' residences to perform quality-of-life assessments, develop comfort-focused care plans, and administer humane euthanasia while providing empathetic counseling to families. Key responsibilities include managing pain and symptoms, maintaining accurate medical records via EMR systems, and collaborating with a dedicated support team to handle logistics and scheduling. The role is appealing due to its mission-driven culture that prioritizes empathy, work-life balance, and continuous learning in veterinary palliative care. It offers flexible scheduling, comprehensive benefits, and the opportunity to make a profound impact on families during difficult times without the constraints of a traditional clinic setting.

This field-based role involves serving as a Mobile Veterinarian for a mission-driven organization dedicated to in-home hospice and end-of-life care for companion animals. The position focuses on conducting quality-of-life assessments, managing pain and comfort, and performing compassionate euthanasia within the pet's home environment. Key responsibilities include guiding families through difficult decisions with empathy, maintaining thorough electronic medical records, and managing daily route logistics while collaborating with a remote administrative team. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking meaningful work with a flexible schedule, low-volume appointments, and a strong emphasis on work-life balance. It offers a supportive culture focused on continuous learning, grief support, and professional growth in veterinary palliative care, with benefits including medical, dental, vision, and life insurance.

This full-time mobile veterinarian role involves providing compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for companion animals within an assigned territory. The position requires independently managing a schedule, traveling to client homes, assessing quality of life, and creating individualized comfort-care plans while guiding families through end-of-life decisions with empathy. Key responsibilities include administering medications safely, maintaining accurate medical records, and collaborating with a remote support team to ensure a seamless client experience. The role appeals to those seeking a meaningful career that combines medical expertise with deep emotional support, offering a flexible work arrangement that promotes work-life balance. Candidates benefit from robust health and retirement benefits, continuous learning opportunities, and the chance to make a profound impact on pet families in the comfort of their own homes.

This field-based role involves providing compassionate in-home hospice, palliative, and euthanasia care for companion animals within the veterinary department. The associate veterinarian conducts thorough physical exams, develops individualized comfort-focused care plans, and administers necessary medications while guiding families through end-of-life decisions with empathy. Key responsibilities include accurate electronic documentation, offering teleadvice support, and collaborating with an administrative team to manage scheduling and routing. The position is appealing due to its focus on unhurried, meaningful medicine that prioritizes work-life balance and flexible scheduling. It offers a supportive culture dedicated to empathy and respect, allowing professionals to practice small-animal medicine in a field setting without the constraints of a traditional clinic environment.

This field-based role involves providing compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for companion animals within the veterinary medicine department. The Associate Veterinarian conducts quality-of-life assessments, develops comfort-focused care plans, and guides families through end-of-life decisions with empathy and medical expertise. Key responsibilities include administering care with dignity, maintaining accurate electronic medical records, offering teleadvice, and managing route logistics for house-call visits. The position is appealing due to its mission-driven focus on compassionate care, offering schedule flexibility and opportunities for professional growth in veterinary hospice. Supported by a remote administrative team, the role allows veterinarians to practice in a meaningful environment that prioritizes the well-being of both animals and their families.

The Associate Veterinarian role at Lap of Love focuses on delivering compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for pets. Key responsibilities include performing quality-of-life assessments, developing individualized care plans, and guiding families through end-of-life decisions with empathy. The position also involves administering sedation and humane euthanasia, maintaining accurate medical records, and collaborating with a supportive team. This opportunity appeals to veterinarians seeking a mission-driven environment that values relationship-centered care and dignity. The role offers flexible scheduling to accommodate client needs and provides comprehensive benefits including health insurance and retirement plans. It is ideal for a licensed professional with reliable transportation who wishes to practice small animal medicine in a field setting.

This full-time Mobile Veterinarian role with Lap of Love focuses on delivering compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for companion animals. The position involves traveling to clients' residences to conduct medical assessments, develop individualized comfort care plans, and perform dignified end-of-life procedures. Key responsibilities include administering medications, educating families on quality-of-life decisions, maintaining accurate medical records, and coordinating mobile visit logistics. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking to practice with deep empathy while working independently in the field. It offers a supportive team environment dedicated to a mission of compassion and dignity, along with comprehensive benefits including health insurance and retirement planning. The position requires a valid veterinary license, DEA registration, and a reliable vehicle for travel within a specific service area.

This full-time Mobile Veterinarian role with Lap of Love focuses on delivering compassionate in-home end-of-life and hospice care for companion animals. The position involves performing quality-of-life assessments, administering palliative treatments, and guiding families through peaceful euthanasia with empathy. Key responsibilities include managing independent field schedules, maintaining detailed medical records, and ensuring safe transport of supplies while adhering to all veterinary regulations. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking a mission-driven environment that values dignity and emotional support. It offers the flexibility of independent field work with a supportive team structure, allowing professionals to make a meaningful impact on families during difficult times.