Join the ExpectCare Hospice Team
Make a Difference Every Day
At ExpectCare Hospice, we believe hospice care is more than a service — it is a calling to provide comfort, dignity, and support to patients and their families during some of life’s most meaningful moments.
Our team members are compassionate professionals who share a commitment to making a positive impact through exceptional care, teamwork, and genuine human connection. When you join ExpectCare Hospice, you become part of a culture built on respect, collaboration, and a shared mission to serve our community.
A Culture of Compassion & Excellence
At ExpectCare Hospice, you will work alongside dedicated professionals who believe in teamwork, continuous growth, and providing care with heart. We encourage our team members to build strong relationships, share their expertise, and contribute to a supportive environment where everyone can thrive.
Build a Career With Purpose
We are committed to creating a workplace where professionals can grow, collaborate, and make a difference within the community we serve. Every position contributes to our mission, whether through direct patient care, family support, or behind-the-scenes operations that help our team deliver exceptional hospice services.
Become part of a team where your skills, dedication, and compassion help create a lasting impact every day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Choose a Career in Hospice Care?
A career in hospice care offers meaningful work, strong personal connections, and opportunities for growth and professional development. Hospice professionals support patients, families, and caregivers when compassion, empathy, care, and comfort matter most. The field also offers practical benefits, including flexible schedules, supportive colleagues, continuing education, and resources that promote well-being.
What qualifications are required for hospice care jobs?
Qualifications vary by role. Clinical positions typically require graduation from an accredited nursing program, such as an ADN or BSN program, completion of applicable prerequisites, and successful completion of a licensure exam. Requirements differ for aides and CNAs, chaplains, social workers, and other professionals. Because employees often travel to patients’ homes, they must be willing to travel daily, work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team, and document care promptly in an electronic medical record (EMR) system. Every role also requires empathy, strong communication skills, and excellent organization.
What are the challenges of working in hospice care?
While the rewards are significant, hospice work can also be challenging. Our teams are involved in dealing with the loss, emotional toll, and grief associated with patients in this setting. Working in hospicerequires utilizing good coping mechanisms, setting healthy boundaries, and effective self-care.
How can I prepare for a career in hospice care?
Hospice roles require specialized skills in pain management, symptom control, and psychosocial support. This experience can enhance your expertise and make you a more versatile healthcare provider. Choosing hospice care means committing to a career where your work is deeply human, impactful, and reflective of your values. If you value compassion, connection, and making a lasting difference in people’s lives, hospice can be one of the most fulfilling career paths in healthcare.
You Don't Have to Navigate Hospice Alone
Whether you're exploring hospice for yourself, caring for someone you love, or referring a patient, we are here to answer your questions and help you understand the next step.