Meaningful work that changes everything

Build a career where every day brings purpose and professional fulfillment

Join our growing team

We are actively seeking compassionate, skilled professionals who share our commitment to providing dignified, personalized end-of-life care. Each role offers the rare opportunity to practice healthcare the way it should be—with time, attention, and genuine care for every person you serve.

Current openings

Registered Nurses (RNs)

Practice nursing with lower caseloads that allow for meaningful patient relationships

Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) /Hospice Aides

Provide personal care that honors dignity and builds trust

Medical Social Workers

Offer emotional support and resource coordination during families’ most vulnerable times

Chaplains

Provide spiritual care that meets people wherever they are on their faith journey

Administrative Support Staff

Essential behind-the-scenes support that keeps our compassionate mission moving forward

Volunteers

Provide organizational & patient care support to extend our mission of compassionate care into every corner of our community

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Why choose Texas Hospice Providers

Where compassion creates impact

At Texas Hospice Providers, we’re more than a workplace—we’re a community of professionals united by the belief that every individual deserves dignity, comfort, and respect at the end of life. When you join our team, your skills and compassion directly improve the lives of patients and families during life’s most meaningful moments. Because we were founded by healthcare professionals who witnessed unnecessary suffering, we understand what it means to practice with purpose rather than just process.

Patient-centered care: Lower caseloads mean more time with each patient, allowing you to practice the kind of healthcare that drew you to this profession

Leadership involvement: Our directors are hands-on and accessible, making house calls alongside staff and ensuring your voice shapes patient care decisions

Local ownership: Thoughtful decisions by people who live and work in the same communities we serve

Meaningful work: Every day, you make a tangible difference in someone's life during their most vulnerable and sacred time

Workplace culture & benefits

A team that cares about each other

At Texas Hospice Providers, we foster a patient-centered work environment where compassion, integrity, and teamwork guide everything we do. We are committed to supporting the professional growth of our staff and actively encourage feedback and collaboration to continually improve our workplace culture. Because we believe that caring for our team enables them to better care for your families.

Our core values

Compassion

We treat patients, families, and each other with empathy and kindness, creating an environment where healing begins with how we care for one another

Integrity

Honest communication and ethical decision-making guide everything we do, from patient care to staff interactions

Teamwork

Collaboration and mutual support create the best patient outcomes and the strongest, most supportive work environment

Professional growth

We invest in our staff’s development and success through ongoing education and advancement opportunities

Communication

Leadership actively encourages feedback and collaboration because your insights make us better at serving families

Flexible scheduling

We support work-life balance where possible, understanding that caring for others starts with caring for yourself

What our team members say

Voices from our care family

Every family becomes part of our extended family. When you have time to really get to know patients and their loved ones, work becomes more than a job—it becomes a calling.

David B.

Social Worker

I finally found healthcare the way it should be. Lower caseloads mean I can practice nursing with the attention and compassion that drew me to this profession in the first place.

G. Jennifer

Licensed Practical Nurse

Leadership here doesn't just manage—they care. Our directors know my name, ask about my family, and genuinely want to hear my ideas about patient care. That's never happened in my 15 years of healthcare.

E. Chavez

Hospice Aide

This is the first job where I feel like I'm making a real difference. The time I can spend with each patient means I can actually listen to their stories and provide the comfort they need, not just check boxes on a chart.

Sarah W.

Registered Nurse