Home Health Field Registered Nurse (RN)
21st Century Home Health Services
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- Pay
- $130K to $175K
- a year
- Location
- Sacramento, CA
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 14
- 5 days ago
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About the company
21st Century Home Health Services
Hospital & health care · 201 to 500 employees
What you'll do
- Conduct follow-up visits under an experienced Case Manager RN, then take on more comprehensive visits and case management.
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In this role, you will initially be responsible for follow-up visits under the guidance of an experienced Case Manager RN, so you're never on your own while you learn our way of doing things. As your confidence grows, you'll take on more comprehensive visits and get hands-on exposure to case management — a natural next step in your career.
At a glance
Anticipated coverage area: Sacramento Area*
Schedule options: Tuesday–Saturday, Sunday–Thursday, or Wednesday–Sunday. Weekend coverage will be focused on primarily on Admissions, Start of Cares
Employment Status: Full Time (5 days per week)
Productivity Expectation: Average 35+ visits per week
Support: A dedicated Case Manager RN, weekly case conferences, and AI-powered charting to cut down on paperwork
Growth: A clear path toward comprehensive visits and case management
*You'll be assigned a primary territory, but may be asked to cover outside it for vacancies, leaves of absence, or increased census. 21st Century Home Health Services makes every effort to keep you in your primary area; any reassignment is temporary and supports safe patient care.