The team from Chaplaincy Health Care focuses on the entire person – their physical, emotional and spiritual needs. We guide, comfort and care for people experiencing serious illness, end of life, behavioral health issues, personal crisis and grief.

Our heritage of compassion began in 1971 when a group of local churches in the Tri-Cities area established a program with one chaplain to provide outreach to people not being served in jails and nursing homes, and people coping with dying or the loss of a loved one. Incorporated in 1972, we added more chaplains and volunteers during the next decade and, in 1981, we accepted our first hospice patient.

• Responsible as a member of the interdisciplinary team under the supervision of the Clinical Nursing Supervisor and the patient’s attending physician.
• Provides skilled nursing assessment, planning, and care to maximize the comfort and health needs identified by the patient/family unit.
• Coordinates services to provide preventive and supportive care to the terminally ill and their families in accordance with approved care plans and Hospice policies and procedures.
• Directs the work of the Licensed Professional Nurse and Certified Nursing Assistant.
• Demonstrates a commitment to the philosophy, goals, and objectives of the hospice concept by utilizing teaching, assessment, and intervention skills to maximize the quality of life of patients and families in the patient’s home setting.

• Current Washington State license as a professional registered nurse.
• At least two years of nursing experience, preferably with one year in oncology, home health, or hospice nursing.
• Intermediate computer skills.

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.