RN - Hemodialysis

Prominent Career Solutions, LLC•Rockford, IL

1d•$38 - $45•Onsite

About The Position

The Hemodialysis Registered Nurse provides patient-centered chronic dialysis care to long-term care facility residents in Rockford, Illinois. Working under the guidance of the Unit Medical Director, the RN provides specialized bedside care, complies with state and federal standards, and builds relationships with residents. The role includes managing hemodialysis treatments, performing related clinical procedures, educating patients and families, maintaining equipment and supplies, responding to complications, and collaborating with facility and clinical staff.

Requirements

Active RN license/current appropriate state licensure.
Graduate of an accredited school of nursing.
Approximately one year of nursing experience.
Knowledge of ESRD and hemodialysis procedures.
Successful completion of a training course in the theory and practice of hemodialysis.
Current CPR Healthcare Recognition according to the American Heart Association.
Valid driver's license and insurance when indicated or applicable for business travel by automobile.
Reliable transportation.
Commitment to ongoing clinical education and professional development.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree in nursing or a health-related field.
Hemodialysis experience.
ICU/CCU experience.
Computer knowledge.

Responsibilities

Safely initiate, monitor, and discontinue hemodialysis procedures and perform pre- and post-treatment clinical assessments.
Provide vascular access care, administer medications, draw blood samples, and manage blood transfusions within scope of practice.
Follow isolation protocols, universal precautions, and safe patient-handling practices.
Develop individualized nursing care plans and provide ongoing clinical education to patients and families.
Identify, respond to, and report acute medical or dialysis-related complications.
Operate, sanitize, and perform routine maintenance on hemodialysis machines and water treatment systems.
Manage clinical inventory, order supplies, and maintain an organized, audit-ready clinical workspace.
Identify and promptly report equipment malfunctions or technical anomalies.
Coordinate care with physicians, medical directors, care coordinators, and facility staff.
Assist with onboarding and training new clinical personnel.
Participate in Continuous Quality Improvement initiatives and team meetings.
Maintain working knowledge of hemodialysis, ancillary, and emergency equipment used in the facility.