Why I Work in Hospice Care – Carolyn O’Bryan Cochran

Before she began her work in hospice, Carolyn spent many years volunteering in hospices and doing funeral ministry. During these years, she spent a lot of time with the grieving and the dying.

When her own husband unexpectedly died, Carolyn decided to go back to school and obtain her master’s degree so that she could serve as effectively as possible within the hospice population.

If you feel you might like to work in hospice also, please visit our career page on Indeed: https://www.indeedjobs.com/brighton-home-health-and-hospice/jobs

There are also many volunteer opportunities to work in hospice. Volunteering to work in hospice is a wonderful experience, centered on serving others. It also gives individuals who might be considering a career in hospice a clear view of what the profession is truly like. Like Carolyn, you can volunteer to work in hospice by applying on our website.

Read stories about volunteering in hospice.

Carolyn is full of great advice when it comes to losing a loved one. You can read some of her advice in a recent blog post she wrote on the subject of “Grief During the Holidays”. In this article, she gives 8 tips for making it through the holidays after losing a loved one.

Stay tuned for more great videos featuring Carolyn!