Senior Level Home Health Nurse Jobs
Senior level home health nurse jobs place experienced nurses in charge of complex patient caseloads, clinical decision-making, and mentoring the care teams that deliver outcomes. Most openings are on-site and field-based, concentrated in Electronics & Hardware, with employers like Centria Healthcare and Eventide hiring at this level now.
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Private Duty Nurse (RN/LPN) – 1:1 Home Care
Location: Saginaw, MI
Patient: 1-Year-Old Female
Schedule: 24/7 Coverage Needed (12-Hour Shifts)
Day Shift: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Sun–Sat)
Night Shift: 7:00 PM – 7:00 AM (Sun–Sat)
About the Case
We are looking for a dedicated nursing professional to provide critical 1-on-1 care for a one-year-old baby girl in Saginaw. This is a complex cardiac and respiratory case involving Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (HLHS) and Bronchomalacia. The home is a pet-free, busy household with three older siblings.
Requirements:
Active LPN or RN license.
A positive, engaging personality—someone who enjoys talking and socializing.
Responsibilities
Provide skilled nursing care (trach/vent care, medication administration, catheter care)
Monitor and document patient condition and vital signs
Assist with daily living activities (ADLs)
Communicate with families and care teams
Maintain safe, high-quality, patient-centered care
Schedule & Pay
Full-time and part-time shifts available
Day, night, and weekend shifts
Weekly pay + optional daily pay
Competitive pay based on experience
Why Work at Centria?
✅ 1:1 Patient Care
✅ Flexible scheduling
✅ Paid training and shadow shifts
✅ 24/7 clinical support
✅ Career advancement opportunities
✅ Health benefits and Sick Time for eligible employees
Qualifications
Active RN or LPN license in the state of Michigan
Home care or private duty experience preferred (not required)
Trach/vent experience a plus (training provided)
Strong communication and critical thinking skills
Patient Population
Pediatrics (birth–21 years)
Adults with complex medical needs
About Centria Healthcare
Centria Healthcare is a Michigan-based home healthcare provider specializing in private duty nursing, complex pediatric care, and catastrophic injury services.
Apply today to join a team making a real impact through one-on-one care.
Private Duty Nurse (RN/LPN) – 1:1 Home Care
Location: Saginaw, MI
Patient: 1-Year-Old Female
Schedule: 24/7 Coverage Needed (12-Hour Shifts)
Day Shift: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Sun–Sat)
Night Shift: 7:00 PM – 7:00 AM (Sun–Sat)
About the Case
We are looking for a dedicated nursing professional to provide critical 1-on-1 care for a one-year-old baby girl in Saginaw. This is a complex cardiac and respiratory case involving Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (HLHS) and Bronchomalacia. The home is a pet-free, busy household with three older siblings.
Requirements:
Active LPN or RN license.
A positive, engaging personality—someone who enjoys talking and socializing.
Responsibilities
Provide skilled nursing care (trach/vent care, medication administration, catheter care)
Monitor and document patient condition and vital signs
Assist with daily living activities (ADLs)
Communicate with families and care teams
Maintain safe, high-quality, patient-centered care
Schedule & Pay
Full-time and part-time shifts available
Day, night, and weekend shifts
Weekly pay + optional daily pay
Competitive pay based on experience
Why Work at Centria?
✅ 1:1 Patient Care
✅ Flexible scheduling
✅ Paid training and shadow shifts
✅ 24/7 clinical support
✅ Career advancement opportunities
✅ Health benefits and Sick Time for eligible employees
Qualifications
Active RN or LPN license in the state of Michigan
Home care or private duty experience preferred (not required)
Trach/vent experience a plus (training provided)
Strong communication and critical thinking skills
Patient Population
Pediatrics (birth–21 years)
Adults with complex medical needs
About Centria Healthcare
Centria Healthcare is a Michigan-based home healthcare provider specializing in private duty nursing, complex pediatric care, and catastrophic injury services.
Apply today to join a team making a real impact through one-on-one care.
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Senior Level Home Health Nurse Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a senior level home health nurse job?
Employers hiring at this level look for nurses who can independently manage medically complex patients, lead care coordination across interdisciplinary teams, and mentor junior staff without close supervision. Demonstrating a strong clinical specialty, such as wound care, cardiac monitoring, or palliative support, along with a history of owning patient outcomes from intake through discharge, gives candidates a clear edge over generalist applicants.
Which companies hire senior level home health nurses?
Companies hiring senior level home health nurses right now include Centria Healthcare and Eventide, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Hiring at this level tends to come from large regional home health agencies, integrated health systems with home-based care divisions, and specialty providers focused on post-acute or chronic disease management.
What makes a home health nurse role senior level?
Senior level home health nurse roles are defined by clinical autonomy, ownership of complex patient panels, and accountability for care quality outcomes rather than task execution. These nurses lead interdisciplinary case conferences, mentor newer staff, manage high-acuity or specialty populations, and often contribute to policy, protocol development, or quality improvement initiatives within their agency or health system.
Which industries hire the most senior level home health nurses?
Senior Level home health nurse roles concentrate in Electronics & Hardware, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. These sectors drive hiring at this level because they manage large volumes of post-acute, chronic, and aging patient populations who require skilled, experienced nursing care delivered in non-facility settings.