CATHOLIC COMMUNITY HOSPICE
3.2 out of 5 stars.
Get weekly updates, new jobs, and reviews

CATHOLIC COMMUNITY HOSPICE Careers and Employment

About the company

  • Industry
    Nursing Care Facilities
Learn more

Jobs

You’re seeing all 3 jobs at CATHOLIC COMMUNITY HOSPICE because we can’t find any available jobs at CATHOLIC COMMUNITY HOSPICE close to Ashburn, VA at the moment.

Browse jobs by category

Nursing

2 jobs

Community & Social Service

1 job

See all available jobs

Rating overview

Rating is calculated based on 5 reviews and is evolving.
1.0020185.0020193.002020

Explore reviews by category

Work & Life Balance
Compensation & Benefits
Job Security & Advancement
Management
Culture

Reviews

Office Assistant Volunteer in Overland Park, KS
on March 19, 2014
Fun and productive atmosphere
I enjoyed being able to give back to the community in the volunteer position; which, was also an internship for my degree.
RN Case Manager in Overland Park, KS
on December 27, 2020
Ethical practice in both words and actions. Management so supportive!
Wonderful coworkers. Christian based ethics. Culture of caring. Stressful job emotionally but rewards outweigh the stress. Patients and families are so appreciative and make the job so worth going to each day!
LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse) in Overland Park, KS
on February 15, 2020
Horrible
As a long standing practicing Catholic I witnessed elder abuse reported it and was shoved under the carpet. It is all smoke and mirrors. Management is non existent, I was told to stay in my lane.
Admission Nurse and Preceptor in Overland Park, KS 66212
on January 9, 2019
Inspiration
My day was determined by my drive to succeed. I had a difficult time adjusting to some personalities, but overall I overcame the problems with others. I loved doing admissions, but my favorite part was encouraging other nurses with positivity and humor. My personal issues with others were respected by my HR, and they made it much more pleasant to work with those who were bullies. My inspiration came daily after sharing a prayer with others. Every day was a challenge, and I love that kind of excitement. Management sometimes lacked reaching out to everyone and communication was an issue. I felt ownership for myself and those who worked with me. This was nothing like any hospice I had worked for. Most employees enjoyed the teamwork and fellowship of our wins and our losses, The workplace culture was what you decided it should be. The hardest part of my job was the initial bullying. The most enjoyable part of the job was mentoring and encouraging others. How many times can you say, "I love the people I am privileged to work with and those I work for"? Even after I left, I was so sad and my fellow workers would call and check on me. I missed working with them, but the respect was so much more. If I acquire the position(s) that I am applying for, I swear on my heart, I will be a service based leader, I know the job, I want the opportunity to show others what they have inside of them that makes them valuable as a team member.
Registered Nurse in Overland Park, KS
on July 26, 2018
People are great to work with
Hard work with constant calls from office, family members and staff at facilities. Management calls frequently to have nurses take on more and more responsibilities. Hardest part is patients death. Most enjoyable part is getting to know patients. Poor raises for everyone in hospice.
See all reviews

What would you say about your employer?

Help fellow job seekers by sharing your unique experience.
Write a review

Questions and answers

People have asked 6 questions about working at CATHOLIC COMMUNITY HOSPICE. See the answers, explore popular topics and discover unique insights from CATHOLIC COMMUNITY HOSPICE employees.

See questions about:

See all Q&A

Interview insights

Insights from 0 Indeed users who have interviewed with CATHOLIC COMMUNITY HOSPICE within the last 5 years.

Interview Questions

They gave me situations and asked what I would do

Shared on July 27, 2020

They gave specific situations and asked how I would handle them

Shared on July 17, 2020
Explore interviews
  • Companies
  • CATHOLIC COMMUNITY HOSPICE