PRN Dialysis Technician, CCHT

About the role

Rendevor Dialysis is a family-owned and operated company dedicated to providing excellent medical treatment through talented clinicians. Founded over 30 years ago by a Dialysis RN, we aim to bring thriving on-site dialysis partnerships to healthcare institutions in need.

Responsibilities

• Utilize technical and critical thinking skills to perform and monitor dialysis treatments under RN supervision in a correctional community setting.
• Coordinate schedules to fit availability, with a one-shift-per-month requirement.
• Work collaboratively with the healthcare team, including Managed Healthcare, DOC/BOP, and clients.
• Perform thorough patient assessments, document findings, and communicate with licensed personnel.
• Administer oxygen, obtain blood samples, and perform routine tests as directed.
• Maintain a clean and safe environment, including machine washing, water checks, and supply management.
• Participate in IDT and QAPI committees, and report concerns and opportunities for improvement.
• Contribute to a positive workplace culture, adhere to safety protocols, and provide support to colleagues.

Requirements

• High School Diploma or Equivalent
• Nationally recognized CCHT certification or equivalent
• CPR certification
• One year of clinical dialysis experience

Qualifications

• Strong technical and computer proficiency
• Basic knowledge of renal function and treatment modalities
• Understanding of sterile technique and infection control
• Ability to communicate effectively in English

Skills

• Basic knowledge of renal function and treatment modalities
• Understanding of hemodialysis procedures
• Strong technical and computer skills
• Effective communication and teamwork skills

Benefits

We offer a competitive total rewards package, including a 100% employer match on a 401(k) plan, employer-paid assistance programs, and flexible scheduling options.

Pay

Competitive pay is offered for this role.

Schedule

This role requires a one-shift-per-month schedule, with shifts ranging from five to fifteen hours per day, depending on patient census and staffing needs.