“What I love about working for Hospice is that every day is different, and I always feel challenged. As soon as I started, I knew I had found my niche. Having worked in an emergency room and then later in home health, I realized that Hospice was truly the best of both worlds. You never know what will come up – which was an average day in the ER as well, and like in home health, our Hospice patients are truly the ‘captains of their own ships;’ they are in charge of their care and we get to simply honor that and support them. If you have confidence in your clinical skills, are able to work independently and have an innate sensitivity to the interpersonal dynamics of families, then I would consider nursing for Hospice of Lancaster County.” Valerie Peifer, RN & Hospice Home Care Manager Hospice of Lancaster County employee for 7 years
	“As a Hospice of Lancaster County nurse, I am privileged to meet amazingly incredible people. I utilize not only my assessment and education skills, I also accompany patients on an intimate journey and help them and their caregivers achieve their end-of-life goals and wishes.” Tracey McCreary, Access Services Manager Hospice of Lancaster County nurse for 22 years
	“It is through the support and encouragement of my teammates that I have gained the confidence to provide empathetic and knowledgeable care to patients and families during a difficult time in their lives. If you want a rewarding, satisfying and challenging experience, I recommend becoming a nurse with Hospice of Lancaster County.” Becky Hertzog, Clinical Educator Hospice of Lancaster County nurse for 2 years
	“Adventure, variety, challenge, supportive co-workers, courageous families and precious patients all encapsulate my passion about working as a nurse for Hospice of Lancaster County. If you are skilled at being with people during difficult transitions, enjoy exercising your clinical skills to the maximum and receiving amazing validation, become part of the team.” Priscilla Ginolfi, Nurse on Call Hospice of Lancaster County nurse for 9 years
	“Nursing at Hospice of Lancaster County allows me to use all my nursing arts, knowledge and skills to provide good and thoughtful care. I am able to practice autonomously in an environment supported by the many other disciplines that share in caring for our patients and families going through difficult times. Come see for yourself.” Gretchen Thomas, Admissions Nurse Hospice of Lancaster County nurse for 13 years