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Franciscan Health·Hobart, IN

Hospice RN

Home HealthFull time
iPosting details
ScheduleFull time
RequirementsCPR · Registered Nurse (RN)- State Licensing Board - Required
EducationAssociate degree · Bachelor's degree preferred
Experience1+ years preferred
SourceFranciscan Health · posted Oct 2, 2026
✓Requirements
Licensure
✓Registered Nurse (RN)- State Licensing Board - Required
Certifications
✓Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)- American Heart Association - Required
Education
✓Associate's Degree- Nursing/Patient Care- Required
Bachelor's Degree- Nursing/Patient Care- Preferred
Qualifications
✓Driver's License- Required
✓Auto Insurance- Required
1 Year Home Health or Hospice Care Experience- Preferred
+Benefits
✓Flexible scheduling
+Franciscan Health
217RN roles open
HobartIN · 31 mi to Chicago
Pay for this position
Estimated
$40/hr$40/hr · typical home health pay in Indiana
Typical home health pay in Indiana
Sign-on bonus
Indiana RN postings that list paymedian $34.00 – $50.25
$25/hr$65/hr
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Registered Nurse (RN)- State Licensing Board - Required
Certifications
✓Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)- American Heart Association - Required
Education
✓Associate's Degree- Nursing/Patient Care- Required
Bachelor's Degree- Nursing/Patient Care- Preferred
Qualifications
✓Driver's License- Required
✓Auto Insurance- Required
1 Year Home Health or Hospice Care Experience- Preferred
+Benefits
Flexible scheduling

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About the role

Their main responsibility is to help people live as comfortably and independently as possible and with the least amount of pain, in their final days. One of the largest parts of being a Hospice Nurse involves helping patients, and their families, feel more comfortable about death and providing them with the emotional support they need.