Palliative Care Jobs

This full-time Home Health Registered Nurse role is based in Worcester, MA, serving the Southbridge, Dudley, and Oxford areas. The position involves assessing patient status, developing comprehensive care plans, administering treatments, and maintaining accurate clinical documentation. Key responsibilities include collaborating with physicians, supervising ancillary staff, and participating in quality improvement initiatives. The role offers a supportive team environment with a strong corporate culture, allowing nurses to directly impact patients' lives through in-home care. Opportunities for professional growth, leadership development, and a consistent Monday-to-Friday schedule make this position appealing. The company provides a comprehensive benefits package and a robust training program for new nurses, emphasizing work-life balance and career advancement.

The Case Manager II role serves as a vital member of a primary care interdisciplinary team, focusing on patients with complex health and social service needs. Key responsibilities include conducting outreach and assessments, developing patient-centered care plans, coordinating referrals, and assisting clients with accessing public benefits and housing. The position requires engaging with diverse populations in various settings such as homes, shelters, and clinics while advocating for underserved individuals. This opportunity appeals to those committed to harm reduction and equity, offering a collaborative environment with opportunities for professional growth and the chance to make a direct impact on community health outcomes.

This full-time Music Therapist role is based at the Marshfield Medical Center within Sanford Health's Allied Health department. The position primarily supports Adult Palliative, Adult Oncology, and Pain Management teams, with additional coverage for the Children's Hospital. Key responsibilities include developing and administering individualized music therapy treatment plans, advocating for patients during interdisciplinary care coordination, and assessing intervention effectiveness to foster resilience and coping skills. The role appeals to professionals seeking to serve in a large rural health system dedicated to transforming the healthcare experience. It offers a collaborative environment with a focus on family-centered care, comprehensive benefits including retirement and wellness support, and a stable full-time schedule.