LPN- Home Hospice/Phlebotomy - (Full-Time or Part Time/Days) Lancaster, PA

LPN- Home Hospice/Phlebotomy – (Full-Time or Part Time/Days)

Lancaster, PA

Hospice & Community Care provides quality care to thousands of patients and families every year so they can live better at end of life. We are able to support hundreds of individuals in our community each day because of our incredible staff. Whether in a clinical role or supporting the organization behind the scenes, your career at Hospice & Community Care makes a meaningful difference to patients and families.

LPN (Phlebotomy, Patient Care and Customer Service )

2 Schedule Options to pick from:

Full Time, 40 hrs./week, 8am – 5pm

OR

Part Time, 20 hrs./week, 4 or 8 hr. day shifts.

* Must be a LPN and be proficient in Phlebotomy

This roles offers a variety of tasks that include:

Obtaining blood specimens for lab testing, documenting and communicating the lab results.

Home Hospice

Provide personal care services and skilled nursing services to address urgent and ongoing needs for patients and families

Clerical/Customer Service

Triage calls and answers questions from clinical staff in the field.

This position covers Lancaster, York and surrounding counties.

Must be able to complete 5- 6 weeks of a FT (40 hr./wk.) orientation.

We offer a full range of benefits including:

* Must work a minimum of 64 hours per two-week pay period

^ Must work a minimum of 40 hours per two week pay period

• Health Insurance *
• Dental and Vision Insurance ^
• Short and Long Term Disability- Employer Paid *
• Flexible Spending Account (FSA) ^
• 401(k) and Roth 401(k) retirement plan with company match
• Paid Holidays ^
• Paid Time off (PTO) ^
• Shift Differentials
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Tuition Reimbursement Program ^
• Free Flu Shots
• Educational Opportunities
• AAA Membership – Employer Paid ^
• Fresh Fruit during the summer
• Semi-Annual “All Staff” meetings
• Fun, employer-sponsored activities and recognition events

EOE

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