Full-Time Dialysis Registered Nurse

Position Summary : As a Registered Professional Nurse, you will play a critical role in delivering exceptional patient care through thorough assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation. You will also oversee and support patient education while collaborating with ancillary nursing personnel, ensuring adherence to the highest standards of professional nursing practice. You will be equipped to provide both direct and indirect patient care.\n\nRequirements\n\nMinimum Qualifications / Education : \n\nEducation : Graduate of a state-approved School of Nursing or equivalent.\n\nCertification / Licenses : Current RN license and BLS certification required, or to be obtained within two weeks of hire. Nephrology nursing certification is preferred.\n\nSkills : \n

• Action-oriented, eager to take on new opportunities and challenges with urgency and enthusiasm.\n
• Skilled in collaboration, building partnerships to achieve shared objectives.\n
• Customer-focused, dedicated to fostering strong customer relationships and providing customer-centric solutions.\n
• Able to learn through experimentation, leveraging successes and failures as learning experiences.\n
• Self-aware, using feedback and reflection to gain insight into personal strengths and weaknesses.\n
• Effective communicator, able to present and deliver messages tailored to diverse audiences.\n
• Decisive, making timely and sound decisions that advance organizational goals.\n\nExperience / Skills : Minimum of 2 years of dialysis nursing experience or certification in Nephrology Nursing is required.\n\nNature of Supervision : Responsible to the Clinical Nurse Manager for Dialysis.\n\nEnvironment : \n\nWork involves exposure to bloodborne pathogens in a clean, well-lit, ventilated, smoke-free environment. Adaptability to varied working hours due to unexpected schedule changes and emergencies is essential.\n\nPhysical Requirements : Candidates must be capable of handling emergency situations, and engaging in prolonged standing and walking. The role requires significant physical effort to position, transfer and move patients or equipment. It also involves considerable reaching, stooping, bending, kneeling, and crouching. Vision and hearing acuity must be within the normal or correctable range, alongside necessary manual dexterity for fine motor tasks.