Dialysis Clinical Coordinator

About the role

The Clinical Coordinator plays a crucial role in the USRC, a leader in the dialysis industry, by supporting the clinic's operations and fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace culture.

Responsibilities

• Demonstrate effective use of supplies and staff labor hours.
• Coordinate patient scheduling to ensure timely acceptance and effective staffing levels.
• Update logs and ensure accurate dialysis run sheets and logs are sent to billing.
• Assist with clinical and operational processes to improve patient health and minimize hospitalizations and missed treatments.
• Work with the Administrator to maintain thorough and appropriate documentation in patient records.
• Participate in quality management programs and promote patient care outcomes.
• Review and respond to incident reports, making recommendations and taking appropriate actions.
• Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local laws and regulations, and develop corrective action plans.
• Oversee the maintenance of equipment and supplies, ensuring they meet current laws and regulations.
• Respond to emergencies and maintain a safe and sanitary physical environment.
• Maintain positive relationships with medical directors, administrators, and community partners.
• Communicate effectively with staff and customers, addressing inquiries and complaints.
• Ensure all staff meet required qualifications and perform duties within company policies.
• Support recruitment, training, and development of personnel.
• Lead staff in team concepts and promote a team effort, accepting accountability and holding others accountable for performance.

Requirements

• Current RN license in applicable state, maintained in good standing.
• 12 months experience in providing nursing care, including 3 months of experience in dialysis care.
• CPR certification within 90 days of hire.
• Ability to distinguish all primary colors.
• Leadership skills and the ability to function in new and emergent situations with sound judgment.
• Working knowledge of the English language and ability to communicate verbally and in writing.
• Basic computer skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office and USRC clinical applications.