Hospice RN Case Manager – Defined Territory + Structured Caseload | Canonsburg Area

If you've worked in hospice or home health, you know the difference between a role that's manageable—and one that constantly feels like you're playing catch-up.

This opportunity is designed for an experienced RN who wants ownership of their patients, a structured caseload, and a team that actually supports the work behind the scenes.

You'll be working within a defined territory around Canonsburg and surrounding communities, allowing you to focus on patient care without excessive travel.

What You Can Expect

• Structured caseload: ~6 patient visits per day / 30 units per week
• Consistent weekday schedule: Monday–Friday, 8 AM – 5 PM
• Predictable on-call rotation:
  • 1 weekend per month
  • 1 evening per week
• Defined territory: Canonsburg + ~15–25 mile radius
• Team-based hospice model with clinical support

The Role

• Manage and coordinate hospice patient care across your assigned territory
• Serve as the primary point of contact for patients and families
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to adjust care plans as needed
• Provide guidance and support to other nursing staff when appropriate
• Maintain timely and accurate documentation

Why Nurses Step Into Case Manager Roles Like This

This type of role tends to appeal to nurses who:

• Want more ownership and continuity of care
• Prefer a structured daily workflow vs constant unpredictability
• Are ready to step into leadership without leaving patient care behind
• Value having a defined territory instead of being spread too thin

What You Bring

• Active RN license in Pennsylvania
• Hospice experience (1+ year required)
• Background in home health or case management
• Comfortable managing a caseload independently
• AHA BLS and ACLS certifications
• Reliable transportation for local travel

Location & Coverage Area

Serving patients in and around:

• Canonsburg
• Surrounding communities within a 15–25 mile radius

(This is a defined coverage area—not an open-ended territory.)

A Quick Note

This role is best suited for nurses who are comfortable balancing patient care, coordination, and documentation expectations within a structured environment.

If you're looking for a position where the territory, schedule, and expectations are clearly defined—this could be a strong fit.

Be prepared to provide your current RN license number for the phone screen.