Jobs at Peraton

This full-time Senior Data Scientist role supports the Integrated Mission Management program for the Defense Intelligence Agency within Peraton's national security division. The position focuses on developing and operationalizing AI and machine learning solutions to enhance intelligence collection prioritization and enterprise search capabilities. Key responsibilities include designing predictive models, implementing NLP techniques for diverse data sources, and deploying scalable analytics in containerized cloud environments. The role offers the opportunity to work on critical missions that protect national security while providing technical leadership and mentorship to junior team members. The position is based in Herndon, Virginia, with hybrid work eligibility, and features a collaborative culture dedicated to solving complex challenges for government partners.

This full-time Data Scientist role at Peraton supports national security missions by analyzing complex data sets to derive actionable insights for government agencies and the armed forces. The position requires an active TS/SCI clearance and involves conducting statistical analysis, developing machine learning models, and building predictive systems using Python, R, and SQL. Key responsibilities include managing disparate data sources, creating visual narratives with tools like Power BI and Tableau, and automating processes to enhance operational efficiency. The role appeals to professionals seeking to solve high-impact challenges in a collaborative environment that values critical thinking and innovation. Candidates will work within a team dedicated to protecting the nation across land, sea, space, air, and cyberspace.

This entry-level Registered Nurse role serves as a Patient Educator and Case Manager within the Home Therapies team, focusing on patients with End Stage Kidney Disease. The position involves assessing patient needs, coordinating home dialysis training for peritoneal and hemodialysis therapies, and managing treatment plans in collaboration with physicians and families. Key responsibilities include conducting initial home visits, educating patients and partners on equipment operation, and participating in quality improvement activities. The role offers paid one-on-one training and education, providing a clear pathway for clinical advancement through the CAP program. It combines clinic-based duties with occasional home visits, offering a dynamic work environment that emphasizes patient empowerment and professional growth within a supportive healthcare team.

This entry-level Registered Nurse role within the Home Therapies department focuses on empowering patients with End Stage Kidney Disease to manage peritoneal and home hemodialysis. The position combines clinic-based duties with initial home visits to assess patient readiness and train patients and their care partners on safe equipment operation. Key responsibilities include conducting systematic patient assessments, managing treatment plans, administering medications, and collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to ensure quality care outcomes. The role is appealing due to the provision of paid one-on-one training and education, offering a clear pathway for clinical advancement through the CAP program. The work arrangement involves a mix of facility-based care and travel to patient homes, supported by a collaborative team environment.

This full-time Registered Nurse role focuses on delivering home dialysis care to patients with end-stage kidney disease. The position involves assessing patient needs, managing treatment plans, and providing comprehensive education to patients and their home care partners on operating dialysis equipment. Key responsibilities include monitoring patient response to therapy, administering medications, and collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to ensure safe and effective care delivery. The role is appealing for its emphasis on professional growth through the Clinical Advancement Program, with all necessary training provided for entry-level candidates. The position offers a 32-hour work week and requires travel to patient homes, combining clinical expertise with the flexibility of home-based care.

This full-time acute inpatient registered nurse role focuses on delivering specialized renal care at Charlton Hospital, covering hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, CRRT, and apheresis. The position requires dialysis experience and involves direct patient assessment, treatment administration, and supervising patient care technicians and ICU staff. Key responsibilities include monitoring patient responses to therapy, managing equipment safety, and collaborating with physicians to adjust care plans. The role offers the appeal of working in a critical care environment with opportunities for professional growth in nephrology. The position includes on-call shifts covering nights, weekends, and holidays, with travel required between facilities.

This entry-level Registered Nurse role within the Clinical Advancement Program focuses on delivering home dialysis care for patients with end-stage kidney disease. The position involves assessing patient needs, managing treatment plans, and providing comprehensive education to patients and their families on home dialysis equipment and procedures. Key responsibilities include coordinating care with the interdisciplinary team, administering medications, and training home care partners to ensure safe therapy delivery. The role offers a collaborative environment with opportunities for professional growth through the advancement program and direct impact on patient outcomes. Work arrangements include a mix of facility-based duties and travel to patient homes, with a schedule that may involve on-call rotations, evenings, and weekends.

This full-time Dialysis Registered Nurse role supports a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing individualized care for patients with chronic kidney disease. The position involves operating hemodialysis units, preparing equipment, administering treatments, and monitoring patient health while collaborating with physicians and families. Key responsibilities include leading small care teams, conducting patient education, and maintaining strict infection control standards. The role is appealing due to the organization's mission-driven culture, a lower caregiver-to-patient ratio, and comprehensive support including paid training for new graduates. The schedule offers flexibility with four 10-hour or three 12-hour shifts, consistently includes Sundays off, and avoids overnight work. This opportunity is available at various in-center locations across the country.

This entry-level Registered Nurse role supports the Home Therapy Program within the End Stage Kidney Disease team, focusing on home dialysis care. The position involves assessing patients, managing treatment plans, and providing comprehensive education to patients and their home care partners. Key responsibilities include training patients on dialysis equipment, coordinating with physicians, and participating in quality improvement initiatives. The role offers a clear path for clinical advancement through the CAP program and provides opportunities to work in a collaborative environment that prioritizes patient outcomes. While primarily covering Monday through Friday, the position includes on-call rotations and may require travel to patient homes or training sites.

This Physician Assistant role within the Nephrology Department focuses on managing patients with chronic kidney disease and acute kidney injury in an inpatient setting. Key responsibilities include evaluating new and follow-up patients, monitoring kidney function and blood pressure, and coordinating medication titration under the supervision of attending nephrologists. The position offers the opportunity to expand into outpatient management of dialysis therapies as part of a multidisciplinary team. The role appeals to candidates seeking a compassionate, patient-centric environment that leverages integrated care to improve health outcomes. Weekend coverage is required, and the position is based in Connecticut.

This full-time Registered Nurse role at Avera Sacred Heart Hospital focuses on providing specialized care to patients undergoing maintenance dialysis. The position involves performing technical dialysis treatments, overseeing department staff, and coordinating care with medical directors and families. Key responsibilities include ensuring regulatory compliance, managing water room equipment, and developing educational plans for patients and their caregivers regarding home dialysis procedures. The role offers a collaborative, multidisciplinary team environment driven by a mission of compassion and patient advocacy. It includes opportunities for career development through mentorship and hands-on training, along with a structured schedule featuring primarily weekday shifts with rotating weekends and holidays.

This 13-week travel nursing assignment places an experienced Registered Nurse in the Dialysis department of a Magnet-designated teaching hospital in Madison, Wisconsin. The role involves managing hemodialysis, CRRT, and peritoneal dialysis procedures for adult and pediatric patients, while utilizing Fresenius and Baxter machines and maintaining Epic charting records. Key responsibilities include cannulating AV fistulas and grafts, adhering to a day shift schedule with every other weekend rotation, and participating in on-call duties. The position offers the appeal of working within a Level I Trauma Center environment, providing exposure to diverse medical technologies and holistic care practices. This opportunity supports professional growth by allowing nurses to build a broad network, develop resilience through varied challenges, and explore different healthcare specialties while working in a new region.

This entry-level Patient Care Technician role supports the dialysis healthcare team in delivering safe hemodialysis therapy under nurse supervision. The position involves operating dialysis machines, performing vascular access cannulation, monitoring patient vitals, and managing treatment documentation. A key appeal is the comprehensive 12-week paid training program for candidates with no prior dialysis experience, alongside opportunities for professional growth within a nationally recognized renal care provider. The role offers a supportive culture recognized as a top workplace, with potential for tuition reimbursement and a collaborative environment focused on patient well-being and quality improvement.

This Patient Care Technician role supports the dialysis healthcare team in delivering safe and effective hemodialysis therapy under nurse supervision. Key responsibilities include operating dialysis machines, performing vascular access cannulation, monitoring patient vitals and treatment response, and managing infection control protocols. The position also involves educating patients on their care plans and assisting with the transition of new patients to dialysis. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment focused on quality enhancement and continuous improvement. It offers opportunities for professional growth through specialized training and collaboration within a supportive clinical setting. The position requires travel between facilities and involves direct patient interaction in a healthcare facility environment.

This full-time Patient Care Technician role supports the dialysis healthcare team in delivering safe and effective hemodialysis therapy under nurse supervision. Key responsibilities include operating dialysis machines, performing vascular access cannulation, monitoring patient vital signs, and managing treatment documentation and infection control protocols. The position also involves educating patients on their care plans and assisting with the transition of new patients to dialysis. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment focused on quality enhancement and continuous improvement. Opportunities for professional growth include specialized training programs and certification support. The position requires on-site work in a clinical setting with occasional travel between facilities and may involve physical tasks such as lifting and prolonged standing.

This full-time Patient Care Technician role supports the dialysis healthcare team in delivering safe and effective hemodialysis therapy under nurse supervision. Key responsibilities include operating dialysis machines, performing vascular access cannulation, monitoring patient vital signs and treatment response, and managing infection control protocols. The position also involves educating patients on their care plans and coordinating transitional care for new admissions. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment focused on quality enhancement and continuous improvement. It offers opportunities for professional growth through specialized training and requires travel between facilities, with a mix of direct patient interaction and administrative duties in a clinical setting.

The Dialysis Nurse Educator role supports a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing individualized care for patients with chronic kidney disease. This full-time position involves developing unit-specific policies, leading classroom training for new staff, and overseeing competency verification and preceptor programs. The educator also monitors regulatory compliance, audits medical records, and coordinates certification classes to ensure high-quality patient care. The role is appealing due to its mission-driven culture, lower caregiver-to-patient ratios, and comprehensive benefits including paid training, retirement matching, and education reimbursement. The position operates on a Monday through Friday schedule with evenings and weekends off, covering multiple clinics in the Waterville, Skowhegan, Belfast, and Augusta areas.

This Patient Care Technician role supports the dialysis healthcare team in delivering safe and effective hemodialysis therapy under the supervision of a licensed nurse. Key responsibilities include operating dialysis machines, performing vascular access cannulation, monitoring patient vital signs and treatment response, and managing infection control protocols. The position also involves educating patients on their care plans and assisting with the transition of new patients to dialysis treatments. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment focused on quality enhancement and continuous improvement. It offers opportunities to work within a collaborative clinical setting that values patient-centered care and professional development through structured training programs.

This Patient Care Technician role supports the dialysis healthcare team in delivering safe and effective hemodialysis therapy under nurse supervision. Key responsibilities include operating dialysis machines, performing vascular access cannulation, monitoring patient vital signs, and managing treatment documentation and infection control protocols. The position also involves educating patients on their care plans and assisting with transitional care for new admissions. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment focused on quality enhancement and continuous improvement. It offers opportunities for professional growth through specialized training and certification, with a work arrangement that includes direct patient interaction in a clinical setting and occasional travel between facilities.

The Dialysis Nurse Educator role supports a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing individualized care for patients with chronic kidney disease. This full-time position involves developing unit-specific policies, leading classroom training for new staff, and verifying clinical competencies to ensure regulatory compliance. The role also includes auditing medical records, monitoring certifications, and coordinating CPR classes across multiple clinic locations. The position offers a positive, mission-driven culture with a lower caregiver-to-patient ratio, comprehensive benefits including retirement matching and education reimbursement, and a schedule that typically includes evenings and weekends off.

This full-time Registered Nurse role is based on the 4 East Intermediate Care Unit, a 28-bed blended Medical-Surgical and Telemetry department serving patients with cardiac, medical, and post-surgical needs. The position operates on the night shift and requires a minimum of one year of hospital experience. Key responsibilities include managing complex patient acuity through continuous cardiac monitoring, administering advanced therapies such as IV drips and oxygen support, and collaborating with a unified team to deliver compassionate, high-quality care. The role appeals to nurses seeking a supportive, team-oriented environment that values professional growth through education assistance and tuition reimbursement. The position offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, retirement matching, and paid time off, with opportunities for career development within a collaborative healthcare setting.

This Patient Care Technician role supports the dialysis healthcare team in delivering safe and effective hemodialysis therapy under the supervision of licensed nurses. Key responsibilities include operating dialysis machines, performing vascular access cannulation, monitoring patient vital signs, and managing treatment parameters while maintaining strict infection control and documentation standards. The position also involves educating patients on their care plans and assisting with the transition of new patients to dialysis. The role is appealing for its focus on direct patient impact within a collaborative environment that prioritizes quality enhancement and continuous improvement. The position requires travel between facilities and involves a mix of clinical duties, equipment maintenance, and patient interaction in a healthcare setting.

This full-time RN II position operates within a dialysis department, focusing on delivering specialized renal care and supporting clinical operations. Key responsibilities include assessing patient needs, administering hemodialysis and CRRT treatments, interpreting critical lab values, and serving as a charge nurse to coordinate staff. The role also involves educating patients and staff, consulting with physicians around the clock, and participating in hospital committees to improve care standards. This opportunity appeals to experienced nurses seeking a collaborative environment with opportunities for professional growth through precepting new employees and serving on inter-disciplinary teams. The position is based on-site at a medical center and may require occasional travel or call duties depending on department needs.