Travel Nurse – RN, DIALYSIS – Pay up to $2,177/WK
unitypoint health iowa methodist medical centerBurlington (IA)
Travel Nurse – RN, DIALYSIS – Pay up to $2,177/WK
Posted 3 days ago
unitypoint health iowa methodist medical centerBurlington (IA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Registered Nurse (RN) – DialysisA Dialysis Registered Nurse cares for patients with kidney disorders requiring hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis. This position demands close monitoring of fluid balances, blood pressure, and dialysis equipment to ensure safe and effective treatments.
Key Responsibilities:
Prepare dialysis machines and verify proper settings before initiating therapy.
Monitor vital signs and patient well-being throughout dialysis sessions.
Educate patients about kidney disease management and dietary restrictions.
Maintain accurate records of fluid removal, medications, and patient responses.
Adhere to strict infection control and safety protocols.
Work Environment:
In dialysis centers, hospitals, or outpatient facilities.
Requires careful oversight of patients with complex renal conditions.
May involve extended shifts and weekend coverage for dialysis schedules.
Benefits:
Competitive pay with potential shift differentials.
Health, dental, and vision insurance.
Educational support for nephrology nursing certifications.
Why Choose Us?
We focus on providing compassionate, life-sustaining care for patients with renal impairments. Join our dialysis team to support patient education and improve long-term outcomes.
Equal Opportunity Employer:
We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Information based on the BLS and actual job responsibilities may vary by location.
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