Registered Nurse-Dialysis (Always Open)
$88,670.83 per annum
ApplyRegistered Nurse-Dialysis (Always Open)
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$88,670.83 per annum
About the role
- Initiates hemodialysis and monitors patients on hemodialysis during their treatments
- Functions as a primary care nurse by assessing client/patient and family needs, formulating care plans in accordance with established nursing diagnoses, executes interventions, and evaluating outcomes
- Consults with all members of the multidisciplinary team about patients' status and progress. Ensures that the Clinical Manager / Nurse in Charge are kept abreast of changes and problems related to assigned patients
- Functions as a team leader when required. Utilizes clinical, hospitals and community resources efficiently. Participates in unit Quality Improvement activities and when required, approved research projects
- Functions as a preceptor/monitor and role model for new junior staff, as well as peers
- Uses equipment and supplies in a safe and economical manner
- Participates in committees, attends staff meetings, in-services and educational programs
- Performs added nursing and delegated medical acts as required
- Qualifications &/Registration required:
- Registered Nurse with Bachelor's Degree or Diploma from an accredited institution
- Current registration with the Bermuda Nursing Council, as required
- Minimum of two years current post grad experience as a Dialysis Nurse
- Current certifications: CPR, ACLS preferred
- Experience in Physical assessment essential
- Completion of a formal dialysis course would be a definite asset
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