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Acute RN - Dialysis

Posted 24 days ago in Healthcare


US Renal Care - A disease management company focused exclusively in the end stage renal disease industry has an immediate opening for an Acute Dialysis RN for its program at Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore, MD.

SUMMARY

The Acute RN supports the acute dialysis program in their assigned hospital/s and performs dialysis and patient care activities according to company approved policies and procedures.  The RN conducts pre and post dialysis assessments and performs patient assessments, obtains vital signs and appropriate data, evaluates data and intervenes as appropriate during dialysis treatments.

 

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. 

·         Initiates and terminates dialysis treatments on patients with permanent fistulas, grafts or catheters.

·         Discusses changes in patient status with physician and hospital nurses.

·         Prepares, administers and records medications and intravenous solutions as ordered.

·         Documents, verifies and ensures implementation of physician orders.

·         Responsible for quality patient care in accordance with USRC policies, procedures, guidelines, OSHA, TDSHS, AAMI, federal, state and local regulations.

·         Performs other duties as assigned.

 

QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTS:

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.  Requirements include:

 

·         A Registered Nurse with a current RN license having at least 12 months of dialysis experience preferred.

·         Demonstrates a working knowledge of the English language and be able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing.

·         ACLS preferred

·         CNN preferred

·         Ability to meet minimum agency hiring standards which include evidence of current CPR certificate and willingness to perform such procedures in the acute setting.

·         Be physically able to transfer and/or assist patients from stretcher or wheelchair as necessary. Be able to lift at least 30 pounds from floor level using proper body mechanics, and be capable of carrying two thirty pound containers of concentrate solution. Additionally, must be able to stand for periods of up to 4 hours during the dialysis process, excluding normal breaks.

About US Renal Care:

www.usrenalcare.com