Outpatient Registered Nurse - RN

Role Overview The Outpatient RN CAP 1 is an entry-level registered nurse responsible for providing comprehensive hemodialysis care within a team. This includes patient assessment, treatment planning, intervention, and evaluation for assigned patients, with delegation to care staff as appropriate. The role involves patient education, administering medications, monitoring treatment, and participating in quality improvement activities. The RN collaborates with the interdisciplinary team, ensures adherence to policies and regulations, and may oversee other staff members after meeting specific experience and training requirements. Key Responsibilities Perform patient data collection and adjust treatment plans accordingly.Provide patient and family education on treatment options and care needs.Administer medications and respond to emergencies.Ensure proper laboratory procedures and documentation.Participate in staff training, orientation, and quality initiatives.Supervise or oversee care staff as assigned, following successful completion of training and experience criteria. Qualifications & Skills Graduate of an accredited nursing program with current state licensure.CPR/BLS certification.Entry-level experience with less than 2 years in nephrology nursing; preferred experience in hemodialysis.Physical ability to perform patient lifting, movement, and prolonged standing.Strong teamwork, communication, and patient care skills. Work Environment & Benefits The role offers a full-time schedule with full benefits, no overnight or Sunday shifts, and a bonus program. Training includes dialysis education and a clinical advancement program to support professional growth. Work involves direct patient care in a healthcare setting, with exposure to infectious materials and physical demands typical of clinical environments.