Registered Nurse - Dialysis

3x12s, Nights, 630p-7a Rotating Weekends Float required - can be floated between 3 Cone Health campuses. Call required on Sunday nights ONLY • Patient population includes those with end stage renal disease, acute kidney injury, metabolic imbalances, dialysis access problems, or drug overdoses requiring hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis treatments. • Patients are acutely ill with a variety of medical-surgical or critical care diagnoses. • Apheresis patient population includes patients with various neurologic, renal, or hematologic/oncologic diseases. • Hemodialysis Department provides hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and apheresis treatments 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. • Department consists of 9 bays and 1 isolation room for known Hep B patients and is equipped for telemetry monitoring. • Nurses' station contains a central cardiac monitoring station and a patient call system. • Nursing care is provided 24 hours, 7 days a week by registered nurses who are supported by an ancillary staff of certified hemodialysis technicians and a nursing secretary. • Cardiac monitoring is provided by hemodialysis nurses for patients on telemetry or those requiring surveillance during treatments. • The average length of stay is 4-5 hours in the department for hemodialysis/apheresis. • For hemodynamically unstable patients in the ICU, treatments are performed in the patient's room with the hemodialysis nurse at the patient's bedside during the procedure. • Peritoneal dialysis is performed in the patient's room. Tablo Dialysis Devices Baxter Amia PD Devices Spectra Optia Apheresis Devices