Dialysis Technician - Beachwood

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centers for dialysis careBeachwood (OH)

Health Technologists and Technicians, All Other Kidney Dialysis Centers

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Junior

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$17.56 per hour

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About the role

Dialysis Technician Trainee Looking for a rewarding healthcare career? CDC IS THE PLACE FOR YOU! We are currently seeking Dialysis Technician Trainee's to join our team! Centers for Dialysis Care offers a FREE comprehensive Dialysis Training Program! We pay YOU to train in dialysis! Receive a $5,000 sign on bonus if you are already an OCDT WHY CHOOSE CDC?We offer a complete benefits package to include medical, dental, vision, 401K, Short/Long Term Disability options, along with company-paid Life Insurance 210 Hours of PTOTuition Reimbursement Program Employee Perks Program Career Development Opportunities No Dialysis Experience, No Problem! We will PAY you to TRAIN in Dialysis! Starting Salary for an Inexperienced Trainee is $17.56 per hourQUALIFICATIONS:Excellent work history Patient care or Phlebotomy experience a plus Successful completion of college level English, Mathematics, and Science Associate degree or Bachelor's degree is a plus Highly motivated Attention to details Must be flexible to work a rotating schedule to include both day and evening shifts as needed by the facilityTRAINING PROGRAM OVERVIEW:Sixteen weeks paid formal training Weeks 1-4 Onsite clinical introduction to unit Weeks 5-10 Classroom and onsite clinical instruction Weeks 11-16 Onsite clinical training with preceptor Successful completion of training program is dependent on maintaining a 78% cumulative average on exams along with passing clinical competencies Excellent attendance record is mandatory Centers for Dialysis Care is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer

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