Clinical Coordinator - Registered Nurse - Dialysis

Role Overview The Charge Nurse supports patient care operations in a healthcare setting, ensuring quality, safety, and compliance with regulatory standards. They provide guidance and support to direct care staff, participate in staffing and performance evaluations, and oversee adherence to policies and procedures. Key Responsibilities Supervise and mentor nursing staff, conduct performance reviews, and assist with hiring and disciplinary actions.Ensure compliance with regulatory, safety, and facility policies, including OSHA standards.Coordinate patient care plans, monitor patient conditions, and respond to emergencies.Administer medications, educate patients and families, and ensure proper documentation.Operate and supervise dialysis and emergency equipment, perform required testing, and participate in quality assurance activities.Assist with staff training, meetings, and special projects, while promoting efficient use of resources. Qualifications & Skills Registered Nurse (RN) with licensure in the applicable state.Minimum 12 months of nursing experience, including 6 months in dialysis care.CPR certification and supervisory or management experience preferred.Strong communication skills and ability to lead a team. Work Environment & Physical Demands Includes patient interaction, computer work, and facility oversight, with exposure to healthcare hazards. Travel between facilities may be required. Reasonable accommodations are available for qualified individuals. Note: The role emphasizes leadership, compliance, patient safety, and operational efficiency within a clinical setting.