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To thrive as a Remote Dialysis Nurse, you need a valid RN license, strong clinical expertise in nephrology, and solid experience with dialysis procedures. Familiarity with telehealth platforms, remote patient monitoring systems, and specialized dialysis software is essential, along with certifications like BLS and possibly CDN or CNN. Excellent communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills are crucial for effective patient education and remote troubleshooting. These competencies ensure safe, high-quality care and strong patient support even when working from a distance.

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A Remote Dialysis Nurse provides care to dialysis patients through telehealth services, offering education, monitoring, and support for those undergoing treatment at home or in outpatient settings. They collaborate with nephrologists and healthcare teams to assess patient progress, manage complications, and adjust treatment plans. Using technology, they guide patients on proper dialysis procedures, troubleshoot issues, and ensure adherence to medical protocols. This role combines clinical expertise with virtual care to enhance patient outcomes and accessibility to dialysis support.

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Home Therapies Dialysis Nurse - Part-Time

Home Therapies Dialysis Nurse - Part-Time

U.S. Renal Care

Honolulu, HI • Remote

Part-time

Posted 3 days ago


U.S. Renal Care rating

6.7

Company rating: 6.7 out of 10

Based on 93 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

532nd of 890 rated healthcare providers


Job description

WHAT YOU WILL DO
The Home Therapies Dialysis Nurse, Advanced will ENGAGE, ADVOCATE, and ROLE MODEL as an SHC coordinator of patient care, collaborating with other care providers and health team members to provide required care. The Advanced Home Therapies Dialysis Nurse acts as a patient teacher and advocate, assisting the patient in seeking information, assuring the patient has the opportunity for informed consent for treatment decisions, and promotes the maximum level of patient-desired independence.

The Home Therapies Dialysis Nurse, Advanced engages in professional role development activities including continuing education, quality assessment and improvement, and the review and clinical application of research findings. The RN demonstrates ethically sound practice and confronts ethical challenges through the application of the Nephrology Nursing Standards of Practice and the state Scope of Practices.

Will perform home visits to determine that the home environment is suitable for patient dialyzing at home and whether or not the home will be a safe and appropriate setting in compliance with CMS regulations.

WHAT WE EXPECT OF YOU

You will play a vital role to ensure that we deliver on our Mission to make life better for those with kidney disease and our Vision to be unsurpassed in our individualized experience, our quality, and our compassion. You approach your work with an indisputable sense of greater purpose. Lastly, you are high energy, seek out opportunities to improve the environment for patients and staff, are goal-oriented, and gain deep satisfaction from building relationships.

WHAT YOU WILL GAIN
Relationships: You will work directly with a multi-disciplinary team that is as passionate as you in making a difference in others' lives. You will become a servant leader, bringing up your team to provide care that is unsurpassed by others in our industry.

Impact: You will set the tone that enables our patients to live a better life and address their needs holistically. You will make a difference for our patients so that they do dialysis to live instead of living for dialysis.
Growth: You will have formal and informal opportunities for professional growth in a supportive environment. You will become a subject-matter expert and have a wide range of opportunities for career advancement.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Experience:

  • Two (2) years of registered nurse experience.
  • Minimum two (2) years of experience as a Nephrology Nurse with dialysis experience required; in peritoneal dialysis, home hemodialysis, or a combination of both.

Education:

  • Graduation from an accredited nursing school or equivalent; bachelor's degree preferred

License/Certification:

  • Current, active, unencumbered state RN licensure
  • Current Healthcare Provider certification (CPR) required
  • CNN/CDN Certification or within 12 months

Minimum Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:

  • Competent and in-depth knowledge regarding the use of Electronic Health Records
  • Ability to organize, prioritize and complete projects independently
  • Valid state driver's license and reliable transportation for home visits

WHAT YOU WILL DO
The Home Therapies Dialysis Nurse, Advanced will ENGAGE, ADVOCATE, and ROLE MODEL as an SHC coordinator of patient care, collaborating with other care providers and health team members to provide required care. The Advanced Home Therapies Dialysis Nurse acts as a patient teacher and advocate, assisting the patient in seeking information, assuring the patient has the opportunity for informed consent for treatment decisions, and promotes the maximum level of patient-desired independence.

The Home Therapies Dialysis Nurse, Advanced engages in professional role development activities including continuing education, quality assessment and improvement, and the review and clinical application of research findings. The RN demonstrates ethically sound practice and confronts ethical challenges through the application of the Nephrology Nursing Standards of Practice and the state Scope of Practices.

Will perform home visits to determine that the home environment is suitable for patient dialyzing at home and whether or not the home will be a safe and appropriate setting in compliance with CMS regulations.

WHAT WE EXPECT OF YOU

You will play a vital role to ensure that we deliver on our Mission to make life better for those with kidney disease and our Vision to be unsurpassed in our individualized experience, our quality, and our compassion. You approach your work with an indisputable sense of greater purpose. Lastly, you are high energy, seek out opportunities to improve the environment for patients and staff, are goal-oriented, and gain deep satisfaction from building relationships.

WHAT YOU WILL GAIN
Relationships: You will work directly with a multi-disciplinary team that is as passionate as you in making a difference in others' lives. You will become a servant leader, bringing up your team to provide care that is unsurpassed by others in our industry.

Impact: You will set the tone that enables our patients to live a better life and address their needs holistically. You will make a difference for our patients so that they do dialysis to live instead of living for dialysis.
Growth: You will have formal and informal opportunities for professional growth in a supportive environment. You will become a subject-matter expert and have a wide range of opportunities for career advancement.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Experience:

  • Two (2) years of registered nurse experience.
  • Minimum two (2) years of experience as a Nephrology Nurse with dialysis experience required; in peritoneal dialysis, home hemodialysis, or a combination of both.

Education:

  • Graduation from an accredited nursing school or equivalent; bachelor's degree preferred

License/Certification:

  • Current, active, unencumbered state RN licensure
  • Current Healthcare Provider certification (CPR) required
  • CNN/CDN Certification or within 12 months

Minimum Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:

  • Competent and in-depth knowledge regarding the use of Electronic Health Records
  • Ability to organize, prioritize and complete projects independently
  • Valid state driver's license and reliable transportation for home visits

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