McKnight's November 3, 2023
Patty Husted

After working for more than 30 years in the field of hospice nursing – exploring roles across specialties, including patient services, operations and management – I can confidently say that hospice offers nurses unique experiences that can’t be found in any other setting.

As a hospice nurse, you forge deep connections with patients and families during end-of-life care, collaborate closely with interdisciplinary teams and provide holistic, personalized care tailored to each individual’s needs. It has always been remarkable for me to experience the unparalleled benefits of a hospice nursing career, and yet, it’s surprising to witness how often this fulfilling field is missed by many nurses on their career journeys.

For me, working as a hospice nurse means...

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