Inpatient Dialysis Nurse

Role Overview: The Inpatient RN provides direct patient care across multiple dialysis modalities, including hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, CRRT, and Apheresis, ensuring quality and safety in accordance with policies and procedures. Key Responsibilities: Perform a broad range of dialysis and renal replacement therapies with limited supervision.Supervise and educate Patient Care Technicians, clerical staff, and ICU staff regarding CRRT.Assess patient responses, adjust treatments accordingly, and communicate with physicians and healthcare team to coordinate care.Document treatment details accurately in patient and hospital records.Prepare and operate dialysis and Apheresis equipment, conduct safety and calibration tests, and troubleshoot equipment issues.Ensure infection control by cleaning and disinfecting equipment and work areas.Participate in quality activities, staff meetings, and training; act as a resource for staff on dialysis-related issues.Report adverse events, incidents, and unusual occurrences following protocol.Support compliance with laws, policies, and safety standards, including on-call rotations and physical demands. Qualifications & Skills: Current state RN licensure with at least one year of RN experience.Minimum 6 months nephrology experience to work independently in dialysis and Apheresis services.Strong assessment skills, with ICU experience preferred.Certification in Nephrology or Apheresis Nursing encouraged.Knowledge of dialysis equipment, safety testing, and infection control procedures.Leadership abilities to supervise staff; proficiency in documentation and time management.Basic life support (BLS) certification; ACLS preferred.