Working for HospiceChanged My Life.
“I’ve always felt a connection to caring for end-of-life patients. When I got a job at Hospice East Bay, I knew I had landed exactly where I needed to be.”
— Courtenay, RN Inpatient Facility
Make a real difference in people’s lives,including your own:
- Scheduling flexibility and one-on-one care in patients’ homes
- Certified as a “Great Place to Work”
- Quality scores that beat the national average
- Bruns House: the only inpatient hospice facility in Bay Area
- Up to 27 days of PTO per year
- Investing in your future: 403b + 100% employer matching
- Benefits: 100% paid medical, vision, and dental with HSA account
Our Cultural Mission
We strive to nurture a culture where inclusion offers a deep sense of pride, passion and belonging. We are unified in our shared commitment to show respect, kindness, and compassion to all.
Our goal is to empower all members of our community in order to remove barriers throughout our organization caused by social injustice, inequality, racial and other trauma. We are invested in developing intentional ways to identify existing barriers, create equity, and grow our understanding and support.
We know sharing diverse experiences creates a stronger and more creative work environment that delivers better results.
Pictured: Hospice East Bay’s DEI Committee.
Deanna Bennett and team presented Hospice and Palliative Care services to the senior community at Meals on Wheels, highlighting the importance of compassionate care.
Community events like these are essential, as they allow us to connect directly with the community and share the support and services Hospice East Bay provides. #HEBproud
Nov 15
Hospice East Bay was honored to participate in the Veterans Day Ceremony at @Carltonassistedliving in Pleasant Hill. About 35 veterans and their spouses were recognized by our team members Noga, Kristen, and several dedicated Veteran Volunteers. The event featured beautiful music, with a resident pianist and a special performance by our music therapist, Sarah.
At Hospice East Bay, we are proud to offer specialized, Veteran-Centered Care, ensuring that those who have given so much receive the compassionate support they deserve. #HEBproud #HEBveterans
Nov 14
Hospice East Bay enjoyed an afternoon at the 2024 Health Fair hosted by Rossmoor Counseling Services. With over 30 community partners sharing services and resources for seniors, our long-standing relationship with the Rossmoor community allows us to provide ongoing education and support at events like this. #HEBpros #HEBproud
Nov 14
Alameda Hospital hosted its annual Community Health Fair this past weekend, featuring free flu and COVID-19 vaccines, health screenings, wellness tips, and activities for the whole family. Hospice East Bay was there to share information about the services we offer. #HEBpro #HEBproud
Oct 15
Noga, Veterans Program Manager, pictured with Congresswoman Steel from Los Angeles County, Sheila Clark, President and CEO of CHAPCA, and Judi Lund Person, founder of the Hospice and Palliative Care Advocacy Network that passed the Medicare Hospice Benefit through Congress in 1982. #HEBproud
Jun 27
All about
As a community based organization, caring for patients and their families is what we’re all about.
We are proud to announce that Hospice East Bay has been voted a “Great Place To Work”! The certification process considered more than 1,000 employee surveys from across Hospice East Bay’s locations. Great Place to Work, an independent research and consulting firm, evaluated more than 60 elements of team members’ experience on the job. These included employee pride in the organization’s community impact, belief that their work makes a difference, and feeling their work has special meaning.
