| Aspect | Hospice Admission Rn | Hospice Case Manager |
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| Certifications | RN license, hospice or palliative care certification often preferred | RN license, hospice or palliative care certification often preferred |
| Work Environment | Initial patient assessments, admission visits, and care planning | Ongoing patient management, coordination of care, and family support |
| Primary Responsibilities | Assess new patients, explain services, and coordinate admission | Manage patient care plans, monitor progress, and communicate with healthcare teams |
While both roles require RN licensure and hospice care knowledge, the Hospice Admission RN focuses on initial patient assessments and admission processes. The Hospice Case Manager handles ongoing care coordination and patient management after admission, making their roles complementary but distinct within hospice care teams.