Employment Type: Full-Time
Schedule: Monday–Friday/ 8:00am-5:00pm
The Clinical Nurse Coordinator guides patients and families through the hospice journey by evaluating eligibility, coordinating admissions, and collaborating with physicians and healthcare partners. This role also delivers education to patients, families, and community partners, supports staff training and orientation, and conducts clinical chart audits to maintain quality and compliance.
· Advocate for patients and families in various healthcare settings
· Perform patient evaluations to determine hospice eligibility and admit as appropriate
· Educate patients, families, and healthcare professionals on hospice philosophy, services, and admission process
· Coordinates referrals from hospitals, physicians, other health facilities, community agencies, and clients/families
· Perform nursing care according to the needs of the patient and as indicated in the written plan of care
· Provide specialized nursing services, which may include treatments, diagnostic and preventive procedures
· Observe signs and symptoms and promptly report to the physician reactions to treatments and drugs and changes in the patient’s physical or emotional condition
· Partner with the admissions team to ensure seamless transitions of care
· Attend interdisciplinary team meetings, community events, and outreach initiatives
· Assist the Director of Nursing with compliance and productivity reports
· Provide support to the Intake and Care Coordination departments by triaging and responding to calls from patients, families, referral sources, and team members
· Coordinate and deliver staff training as identified by audits or supervisory needs
· Assist with new employee orientation, mentoring, and annual skills fairs
· Participate in nursing on-call rotation as needed

Hospice Brazos Valley is the only nonprofit hospice serving the Brazos Valley. We have office locations in Bryan, Brenham, and La Grange. The nonprofit difference means that patients, not profits, guide the comprehensive care our patients receive. Our bereavement professionals lead a variety of grief support groups and programs hosted across the 17 counties we serve. Thanks to generous community support, all grief support groups and programs are offered at no cost and maintain an open invitation to anyone in the communities we serve. In addition, our award-winning hospice care is provided to all, regardless of ability to pay. Our patients receive care from a team of highly-skilled professionals whose goal is to add quality to life when life is limited.
Hospice Brazos Valley exists to care for people. Our wish is for anyone who encounters us to be better for the experience. Time with patients and families is filled with hope, encouragement, celebration, and service. Caring provides opportunities to positively change lives and create joyful memories to share for years to come.