overview

Required skills & experience:



1. Current nursing license in the applicable state.



2. 1+ year of dialysis experience required.



3. Associates degree or BSN preferred.



4. Current CPR certification



5. Additional requirement for California, Tennessee: Three (3) months experience in the applicable modality (HD, PD or HHD); Additional requirement for Texas: Six (6) months experience in the applicable modality (HD, PD, or HHD)







What you need to know



• $50/hr avg. (this will annually pay out to an average of $95-100K DOE)



• These positions can sit in Northern California (San Fran, San Jose, Sacramento, others)



• Relocation is included in compensation package for out-of-area candidates



• These in-center roles are standard, 40-hour per week roles



• Observes and records patient’s responses to renal failure and its treatments; performs thorough patient assessments as evidenced by documentation and feedback to the Charge Nurse



• Awareness of the general course of all patients on the shift, as well as the general condition of all patients in the unit; draws upon this knowledge to individualize treatments



• Administers ordered medications per SHC procedures; understands and teaches principles of safe dosage in ESRD, including the reason for giving medication and possible side effects



• Obtains laboratory specimens as ordered and performs routine tests



• Demonstrates an understanding of the implications of common lab results as they apply to the ESRD patient; confers with experienced Charge Nurse, dietitian and physician about abnormal findings



• Delegates responsibilities appropriately and follows through in seeing that all delegated responsibilities have been carried out in both routine and emergency situations



• Understands legal consequences of nursing actions both immediate and long term



• Adheres to the policy “Standards of Conduct” (i.e. dress code, professionalism, etc.)

key qualifications

licenses and certifications

RN

minimum education

Associates

years experience

1+ years

care settings

Acute

perks



Relocation assistance



Education Reimbursement



Professional development opportunities



Full benefits 

company

With a staff of over 1500, we work every day to improve the quality of life for more than 6500 dialysis patients, across 80 centers and six states.







And, this is just the beginning. Our next 40 years promise to be just as exciting as our first.