Dialysis Nurse Educator

About the role

The Dialysis Nurse Educator (RN) supports and guides facility staff in providing top-notch patient care. They lead classroom training, oversee preceptor programs, and ensure compliance with regulations.

Responsibilities

• Support and guidance from corporate clinical team
• Develop unit-specific policies and procedures
• Lead classroom theory training for patient care staff
• Verify new staff competencies before assigning tasks
• Oversee preceptor program and report progress
• Provide education on new and existing clinic policies
• Train patient care team to correct deficiencies identified during surveys
• Assign and monitor completion of new-hire and annual online education modules
• Administer annual competency testing and provide additional training
• Audit medical records, infection control, and regulatory compliance
• Maintain licensure and certification for all staff
• Coordinate or facilitate CPR certification classes

Qualifications

• Accredited nursing degree (BSN, AA, RN diploma)
• Two years’ dialysis experience, with six months’ experience as a charge nurse preferred
• Current NY Registered Nurse license
• Current CPR/AED certification

Skills

Excellent communication and teaching skills, strong leadership, ability to collaborate, problem-solving skills.

Benefits

• New Educator Training Class
• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits
• Life and long-term disability insurance
• Paid time off (PTO) including holidays
• Extended Sick Bank (ESB) for doctor appointments, sickness, or medical leave
• Retailment plans with employer match
• Employee assistance program
• Wellness program

Pay

$107,120 - $117,062 annually depending on experience

Schedule

Fulltime, eight-hour days Monday through Friday, shifts are 8am-4pm, with evenings and weekends off, although may be adjusted to align with clinic's operational hours.