Dialysis RN

A $10,000 Sign On Bonus Is Available.

Our mission is “the care of the patient is our reason for existence.” What’s yours?

The Dialysis Registered Nurse provides specialized nursing care in our in-center hemodialysis unit. The Dialysis RN works in collaboration with all clinic team members to ensure every patient receives the safest care with the highest quality outcomes.

This position is full-time, 3 days/week.

Responsibilities

• Performs hemodialysis treatments in accordance with approved facility policies and procedures.
• Prior to initiation of dialysis, ensures dialysis machine, its alarms, and all products used during treatment are prepped and meet quality standards.
• Monitors the patient during dialysis, assessing any emergent changes in the patient's condition and communicating any issues to the physician as well as the patient's family.
• Administers and charts all prescribed pre, intra and post dialysis medications.
• Follows CDC/CMS regulations with strict reinforcement of infection control.
• Participates in patient care conferences, medical rounds and chart reviews as assigned.
• Documents patient education to ensure compliance with local ESRD Network, CMS, and requirements.
• Interacts with local hospitals as a liaison to facilitate continuity of care.
• Assists in teaching and training new staff members as directed by the Nurse Manager.
• Collaborates with all staff members and renal team members to maintain medication inventory
• Ensures the dialysis machines are functioning properly and maintains an adequate stocking of unit supplies.

Qualifications

• A Degree from an accredited Nursing Program is required.
• New Graduate Registered Nurses are welcome and encouraged to apply.
• Must possess and maintain a current license in the applicable state as a Registered Nurse.
• Previous dialysis experience preferred.
• Applicant must have excellent communication skills and a demonstrated high level of clinical excellence.

We provide comprehensive hands-on training and theory orientation in order to equip our nurses for success.