RN Dialysis Navigator - FT

About the role

... (including department, time type, hours, shift, pay? Actually pay separate section. We'll put department, time type, hours, shift, and the marketing fluff and job description paragraph). Could also include department in About the role.

Responsibilities

• ... each duty

Requirements

for section headings. So we can have multiple h3 sections. We'll have: - About the role - Responsibilities - Requirements (Education/Certifications/Experience) - Qualifications (Skills and Abilities) - Physical/Mental/Environmental Requirements (maybe as its own section) - Pay - Schedule But we need to avoid thin sections. Physical/Mental/Environmental Requirements is substantive; we can make its own section. Pay and Schedule we have. Thus sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Physical/Mental/Environmental Requirements, Pay, Schedule. Check if any section would be empty or filler: each has content. Now we need to ensure we don't include boilerplate like "Expectation for all employees", "The above statements...", "Compensation Grade: ONA", "Union Affiliation: ONA", "Equal Opportunity Employer", etc. Also remove duplicated lines: The "Expectation for all employees" appears twice; we remove both. Now craft HTML. Let's write About the role paragraph: We can combine: Department: Medical Care Unit. Time Type: Full time. Hours Per Pay Period: 80. Shift: As Assigned. The future looks bright at Bay Area Hospital, and we are always searching for quality people to join our team. We offer a great atmosphere, competitive pay, a wide array of benefits, and many growth opportunities for our employees. RN Dialysis Navigator serves as the clinical resource and primary coordinator for patients requiring dialysis services throughout Bay Area Hospital. This position facilitates safe, timely, and coordinated dialysis care across the continuum by collaborating with patients, families, nephrologists, nursing staff, providers, contracted dialysis services, and other members of the interdisciplinary care team. The RN Dialysis Navigator provides clinical expertise related to dialysis care, supports transitions and continuity of care, identifies and assists in resolving barriers to treatment, and promotes adherence to established standards, policies, and evidence-based practices. The position also supports staff education, quality improvement, program development, and ongoing evaluation of dialysis services. That's a lot but okay. Now Responsibilities: list each duty from "PRINCIPLE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES". Let's extract bullet points: - Coordinates and provides safe, individualized dialysis care, including assessment, planning, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of patient treatment. - Independently sets up, operates, monitors, disinfects, and troubleshoots the Tablo Hemodialysis System and performs prescribed dialysis therapies. - Manages dialysis access, including central venous catheters, arteriovenous fistulas, and grafts, in accordance with established standards and procedures. - Monitors patient response, laboratory results, treatment parameters, and clinical status; recognizes complications and initiates appropriate interventions. - Administers medications, blood products, and prescribed therapies in accordance with provider orders and organizational policies. - Coordinates dialysis services and patient care with nephrologists, providers, bedside nursing, pharmacy, case management, and other members of the interdisciplinary team. - Provides patient and family education regarding dialysis treatment, vascular access, fluid management, and ongoing care needs. - Serves as a clinical resource for dialysis-related care and supports staff education, orientation, and competency development. - Performs and documents required water quality testing, equipment safety checks, treatment documentation, and other regulatory requirements. - Supports continuity of care and transitions between inpatient services, outpatient dialysis providers, and other care settings. - Participates in quality assurance, process improvement, chart audits, regulatory readiness, and monitoring of dialysis program outcomes. - Assists with the development and implementation of dialysis policies, procedures, standards of care, and evidence-based practices. - Supports dialysis equipment and supply readiness and coordinates equipment concerns with leadership, Biomedical Engineering, and appropriate resources. - Participates in the department’s on-call rotation and responds to emergent dialysis needs in accordance with department requirements. - Participates in the department’s on-call rotation, including nights, weekends, and holidays, and responds to emergent dialysis needs based on patient care and departmental requirements. - Performs other duties as assigned. Note there is duplicate line about on-call rotation appears twice; we should deduplicate. The second includes nights, weekends, holidays. We'll keep one that includes that detail. So combine: "Participates in the department’s on-call rotation, including nights, weekends, and holidays, and responds to emergent dialysis needs based on patient care and departmental requirements." That covers. Now Skills and Abilities bullet points: - Demonstrates strong clinical knowledge of dialysis nursing, including hemodialysis, vascular access, and care of patients with kidney disease. - Uses sound clinical judgment, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills to identify and address patient care concerns. - Effectively coordinates care and communicates with patients, families, providers, staff, and external dialysis partners. - Demonstrates strong organizational skills with the ability to prioritize multiple clinical and operational responsibilities. - Demonstrates leadership and knowledge of staff education, quality improvement, patient safety, infection prevention, and applicable regulatory standards. Now Education/Certifications/Licenses/Degrees bullet points: - Graduate of an accredited school of professional nursing, required. - Current unencumbered Oregon Registered Nurse (RN) license, required. - American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) certification, required. - Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), preferred. Experience bullet points: - Minimum of three (3) years of recent dialysis experience, required. - Demonstrated experience caring for patients receiving hemodialysis and managing dialysis-related clinical needs. Now Physical/Mental/Environmental Requirements bullet points: - Requires frequent sitting, standing, and walking throughout the hospital and patient-care areas. - Requires the ability to perform clinical assessment and respond appropriately to changing patient-care needs. - Requires frequent use of computers, electronic health records, telephones, and other standard clinical and office equipment. - Requires sufficient visual, auditory, verbal, and written communication abilities to effectively coordinate patient care and communicate with patients, families, staff, and providers. - May require lifting, positioning, pushing, or pulling equipment or supplies consistent with the physical requirements of a registered nursing position. - May require travel between hospital departments or off-site locations as necessary to support dialysis program activities. Now Pay section: we can put

Minimum: $47.82 USD – Maximum: $71.26 USD (representing the rate for an individual with significant experience in this job)

Schedule section: