Registered Nurse - Dialysis

MANDATORY QUESTIONNAIRE *Please answer the following questions and send back ASAP. An offer cannot me made without these answers.* 1. Is your candidate aware that they are being submitted to Cone and have you reviewed the job description with them? (Y or N) 2. Is your candidate flexible with scheduling and aware that the client has a zero-tolerance policy for tardiness and unexcused absences? (Y or N) 3. Are there any barriers (ex. upcoming vacation) that would prevent your candidate from completing compliance on time? The compliance deadline is 12 Noon EST the Wednesday prior to the start date. (Y or N) 4. Is your candidate aware of the Pass Fail EKG exam required by all RNs for Cone Health regardless of specialty? (Y or N) 3x12s, Nights, 630p-7a Rotating Weekends, Occasional Holidays 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