Dialysis RN Travel Assignment

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s m med travel agencyCasper (WY)

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About the role

Provide direct patient care for assigned patients and assist in the care of other patients as needed. Perform all technical aspects of dialysis procedures. Assess patients response to dialysis therapy and make appropriate adjustments and modifications to the treatment plan as indicated or directed by the supervisor or as prescribed by the physician. Assess patient pre, interim, and post dialysis and document findings. Administer medications as ordered to assigned patients. Responsible for assessing educational needs of patient and educating the patient and family regarding end stage renal disease, dialysis therapy, diet and medications. - 13 week travel assignment Chronic dialysis settingsMWFPossible Acute rotation- Great hourly rate At SMMTA, Inc, we think big when it comes to your compensation! We are resolute in seeing that you receive the best possible wages and associated benefits for your employment.
Benefits: Provided One on one service24/7 Support Referral Bonus Available Resume assistance (Medical, Dental, Vision, Life) Relocation assistance
Job Requirements:
  • Graduate from an accredited nursing school
  • Current Wyoming RN license in good standingCNN preferredBLS and/or ACLS certification 1 year minimum of dialysis RN experience required, 1+ Years Preferred
  • Able to work independently while striving for the best in patient care

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