Clinical Dialysis Trainer

Central Florida Kidney Centers, Inc•Orlando, FL

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About The Position

If you are looking for a career where you can make a difference in the lives of others, are passionate about excellent patient care, want to build long term relationships, and have the ability to lead others, come work with us at Central Florida Kidney Centers where we are large enough to serve and small enough to care. ABOUT CENTRAL FLORIDA KIDNEY CENTERS: Central Florida Kidney Centers, Inc is a not-for-profit dialysis organization that has served the dialysis community for over 50 years- with seven clinics in the Central Florida area. We are committed to providing unrivaled dialysis care to improve the quality of life for those with End-Stage Renal Disease. Job Summary: The Clinical Training position is responsible for delivering, implementing, training programs for dialysis staff, ensuring clinical excellence, regulatory compliance, and patient safety. This role supports onboarding, continuing education, and competency evaluations for nurses and technicians in a dialysis setting.

Requirements

Minimum 5 years of experience in dialysis care as a Nephrology Nurse; a combination or in-centers, and/or acute, hemodialysis required
Experience in training and educating others in clinical settings
Strong knowledge of dialysis procedures, equipment, and patient care standards.
Excellent communication, presentation, and organizational skills.
Valid State of Florida Driver's License, required
Registered Nurse (RN) or equivalent clinical license with active license
Current Healthcare Provider certification (CPR/BLS) required
Must be willing to travel to assigned clinics

Nice To Haves

Prior experience in clinical education or staff training preferred.
BSN, preferred

Responsibilities

Deliver comprehensive training programs for dialysis nurses and technicians, including onboarding, hands-on skills, and continuing education.
Provide hands-on instruction in dialysis procedures, patient assessment, infection control, and emergency response.
Evaluate clinical competencies through direct observation, assessments, and feedback.
Mentor and support nurses in their professional development and clinical decision-making.
Ensure compliance with CMS, OSHA, and state-specific regulations
Assess clinical competencies through direct observation, simulations, and evaluations.
Assist in maintenance of training materials (manuals, SOPs, modules) in line with national and international standards (e.g., KDIGO, CMS, DOH).
Conduct emergency response drills (e.g., hypotension, cardiac arrest) to ensure staff readiness.
Mentor and coach staff to improve clinical decision-making and patient care.
Ensure compliance with infection control, safety protocols, and dialysis-specific regulations.
Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to identify training needs and improve patient outcomes Or nephrologists, nurse managers, and regulatory bodies to align training with best practices.