Kidney Care Specialist
Fresenius Medical Care · Oklahoma City, OK · 1 mo ago
Healthcare$17–$30/hrFull-time
Overview
The Kidney Care Specialist (KCS) supports patients with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) by driving early education adoption, care navigation, and engagement through a combination of field-based physician and community outreach and virtual patient support. This role bridges the gap between diagnosis and informed treatment choice, ensuring patients receive timely, consistent education and support across the kidney care continuum.
Success Profile
- Support patients with CKD and ESRD through virtual care navigation, patient interactions, and referral support.
- Collaborate with nephrologists, advanced practice providers, care teams, and internal partners to ensure coordinated patient care.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with nephrologists, advanced practice providers, clinical managers, care coordinators, and practice staff.
- Participate in the development, evaluation, and continuous improvement of virtual education materials and on-demand content.
- Identify and connect patients with appropriate internal or external resources to overcome care barriers.
- Document patient interactions, education provided, and outcomes accurately and timely in designated systems.
- Support quality, safety, and compliance initiatives by adhering to regulatory, privacy, and documentation standards.
- Perform other related duties as assigned.
Rewards
- Competitive hourly rate ranging from $17 to $30 per hour.
- Opportunities for career growth and advancement within Fresenius Medical Care.
- Flexible scheduling options, including field-based, virtual, or hybrid responsibilities.
- Comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off.
Connect
- Learn more about Fresenius Medical Care's commitment to patient care and values.
- Explore opportunities to join a dynamic and supportive team dedicated to improving the lives of patients with kidney disease.