Peritoneal Dialysis Jobs

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 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 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 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 during treatment, and managing infection control protocols. The position also involves educating patients on their care plans and assisting with the transition to home dialysis options. The role offers a collaborative environment focused on continuous quality improvement and patient satisfaction, with opportunities for professional growth through specialized training programs. The position requires travel between facilities and involves direct patient interaction in a clinical setting.

This full-time Patient Care Technician role supports the dialysis healthcare team in Breese, Illinois, under the direct supervision of a licensed nurse. Key responsibilities include operating hemodialysis machines, performing vascular access cannulation, monitoring patient vital signs, and managing treatment documentation. The position also involves educating patients on their care plans, maintaining a sterile environment, and assisting with the transition of new patients to dialysis therapy. This opportunity appeals to those seeking a mission-driven career in patient-centered care within a supportive clinical setting. The role offers comprehensive training, opportunities for professional growth through continuous quality improvement activities, and a collaborative team environment focused on enhancing patient outcomes.

This entry-level role for a Licensed Practical Nurse involves providing direct patient care within a dialysis clinic setting, with no prior dialysis experience required as comprehensive training is provided. The position focuses on conducting patient assessments, monitoring treatment and access sites, administering medications, and maintaining thorough documentation while adhering to infection control and safety protocols. The schedule features four 10-hour shifts with Sundays off and no overnight work. The opportunity is appealing due to the organization's commitment to patient outcomes, extensive paid training with a preceptor, and a supportive culture that prioritizes holistic care. Benefits include medical coverage, retirement matching, and education reimbursement, all within a large nonprofit environment dedicated to improving kidney care.

This travel nursing role places a Registered Nurse in the Postpartum unit at HCA HealthONE Rose in Denver, Colorado. The position involves caring for mothers and newborns across a 23-bed unit with a staff of approximately 80. Key responsibilities include monitoring vital signs, administering medications, managing perineal care, and educating parents on newborn safety and bonding. The role requires current acute care experience in mother/baby units along with BLS and NRP certifications. This opportunity appeals to nurses seeking professional autonomy and the chance to expand their network by working in diverse healthcare environments. The position offers a day shift schedule of three 12-hour shifts per week and supports personal growth through independent problem-solving in new settings.

This travel nursing role places a Registered Nurse on the Postpartum unit at HCA HealthONE Rose in Denver, Colorado. The position involves caring for mothers and newborns across a 23-bed unit, with key responsibilities including monitoring vital signs, administering medications, managing perineal care, and educating parents on newborn safety and bonding. The role requires a minimum of one year of acute care experience in this specialty along with BLS and NRP certifications. The position is appealing for its opportunity to work within a large, collaborative team of approximately 80 staff members while utilizing modern electronic medical records. The arrangement features day shifts consisting of three 12-hour days per week, offering flexibility for professionals seeking to advance their skills in a compassionate, high-volume environment.