Regional Director of Hospice
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Overview
Required skills and experience: 1. Must be a RN with at least BSN. 2. Working and current knowledge of various State and Federal regulations including Medicare Conditions of Participation for hospice agencies, and state licensing regulations for hospice. 3. Able to apply a thorough knowledge of hospice care and delivery models and relevant financial acumen. 4. Certification in Hospice and Palliative Care preferred. 5. Minimum of five years of increasingly responsible leadership experience in health care administration with a minimum of five years of experience in direct hospice operations/management/leadership is required. 6. Must possess proven leadership skills, strong interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills, and a commitment to the principles and practice of hospice and home health services. 7. Significant management experience in hospice and homecare operations with P&L responsibility, business development, and operational and clinical compliance. What you need to know: • The director of hospice is a key leader with responsibility for executive oversight and overall management of the hospice program and interdisciplinary team, patient experience, and clinical logistics/resource utilization. • We have a pioneering care model with Home Care Connect, our integrated virtual care program that helps patients avoid preventable ER visits and hospitalizations. • This position will be responsible for carrying out priority strategic organizational aims, in alignment with maintaining consistent, high-quality hospice care focused on improved outcomes in patient experience and operational results.
Benefits
Company
Trinity Health At Home is a member of Trinity Health, one of the largest Catholic health care systems in the United States. Serving through a number of home health and hospice agencies in nine states. Trinity Health At Home is recognized as a provider of choice for home health and hospice care. Trinity Health At Home network of agencies provides services seven days a week with on-call availability; assigning consistent, highly trained caregivers; offering specialized programs such as palliative care, fall prevention and advanced wound care; and meeting or exceeding all home care outcome standards.