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Dialysis Program Manager

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encompass healthClarksburg (MD)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$121000 - 150000 per year

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About the role

Encompass Health seeks a Dialysis Program Manager to lead dialysis services within our inpatient rehabilitation hospital. This role oversees daily operations, staffing, quality metrics, and regulatory compliance while ensuring safe, evidence-based dialysis care. You’ll collaborate closely with physicians and the interdisciplinary rehab team to optimize patient outcomes, manage budgets and supplies, and drive continuous improvement. Join a patient-centered, team-oriented culture with strong support for professional growth, specialty training, and leadership development in a clinically advanced environment. Oversee daily operations of the dialysis program within the rehabilitation hospital Ensure high-quality, safe dialysis care aligned with clinical standards and regulations Lead, schedule, and develop dialysis nursing and technical staff Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary rehab teams on individualized care plans Monitor clinical outcomes, quality metrics, and patient satisfaction; drive improvements Manage program budgets, supplies, and vendor relationships for dialysis services Maintain compliance with federal, state, and accreditation requirements Educate patients and families on dialysis treatments and care transitions Dialysis program management Clinical operations management Nephrology/dialysis clinical knowledge Staff leadership and supervision Quality improvement and outcomes monitoring Regulatory compliance (CMS, Joint Commission) Budgeting and resource management Electronic health records (EHR) proficiency Patient and family education Interdisciplinary care coordination Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Current RN license Certified Nephrology Nurse (CNN) or CDN preferred BLS certification Leadership or management training preferred

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