RN - Dialysis
western nephrologyLafayette (CO)
About the role
Travel RN - Dialysis Quik Travel Staffing has provided highly qualified dialysis nurses, hospital specialized nurses, and other professionals to our healthcare facility partners on a travel contract basis since 2001. At QTS, we are committed to seeing that our nurses receive the best possible wages and associated employment benefits, along with the highest level of service by our experienced team! Dialysis Travel RNAssesses patient response to dialysis therapy. Makes appropriate adjustments and modifications to treatment plans as indicated/directed by supervisors or prescribed by the physician. Assessment of patient pre, interim, and post dialysis and documentation of findings. Administers medications as ordered to assigned patients. Assesses educational needs of patient and educating the patient and family regarding end stage renal disease, dialysis therapy, diet and medications. Flexibility to travel to the assignment location. Availability to work the facility's required schedule. Willingness to complete onboarding items in a timely manner. Ability to quickly adapt to new environments and strive for the highest quality of patient care. Also referred to as: Renal care nurse
Job Requirements:
- 1+ year of recent experience as a dialysis nurse
- Graduate from an accredited nursing school
- Current state specific RN license in good standing, or if applicable, a compact state RN license in good standingBLS certification required (Chronic and Acute settings)ACLS certification required (Acute setting only)
Benefits:
- Highly Competitive PayTravel, Meals, Housing Non-Taxable Stipends and Reimbursements
- One-On-One Recruiter, Compliance, and Payroll AssistanceRN Referral Bonuses
- Direct Deposit
- Health Insurance Available (Medical, Dental, Vision, Life)401k Available
- Build Upon Your Career and Resume by Experiencing New Facilities Nationwide
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