Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County (VHOCC) announced last week the creation of a new leadership position to serve the growing need of the community.

VHOCC is seeking candidates for the newly created nurse team manager role and to expand the per diem and part-time nursing team.

The organization has seen significant year-to-year growth over the last five years, the nonprofit’s representatives said last week, now providing care to more than 130 patients and their loved ones each month.

The nurse team manager will help shape the future of the growing organization and lead a collaborative team of nurses.

Registered nurses interested in flexible per diem, part-time, or management positions are encouraged to apply to be a part of the VHOCC care team.

VHOCC offers medical and retirement benefits as well as opportunities for professional development and leadership training.

Resumes and cover letters can be sent to office@vhocc.org.

VHOCC is a nonprofit organization providing hospice care to residents of Clallam County with a main office is in Port Angeles. Since its inception in 1978, all services have been provided free of charge to patients and their families without billing any government agencies or insurance companies.

The organization includes a board of directors, nurses, mission support staff and a volunteer base. Nurses work under orders of the referring medical provider.

See vhocc.org.