Dialysis Incharge

Job Title : Dialysis Incharge

Roles & Responsibilities:

-Staff management and leadership

-Supervise, hire, and manage staff, including registered nurses, dialysis technologists, and patient care technicians.

-Create work schedules and ensure proper staffing levels to meet patient needs.

-Conduct employee orientation and professional development programs.

-Provide clinical leadership and serve as a resource for staff on difficult cases, procedures, and equipment.

Quality and compliance:

-Monitor adherence to national, state, and facility-specific standards and guidelines for dialysis treatments.

-Ensure all necessary patient documentation is completed and regularly audited.

-Implement and oversee infection control policies and procedures.

-Monitor quality metrics and patient satisfaction benchmarks, implementing action plans for improvement.

Unit operations:

-Coordinate the daily activities of the dialysis department.

-Manage equipment, including monitoring the maintenance and proper functioning of dialysis machines and water treatment systems.

-Maintain an adequate inventory of supplies and equipment parts.

-Ensure a safe, healthy, and secure environment for both patients and staff.

Patient care and education:

-Oversee the delivery of safe and effective patient care, working with physicians and registered nurses.

-Provide effective educational programs and resources for patients and their families.

-Participate in the evaluation of a patient's medical status and treatment plan.

Administrative

-Manage the department's budget and monitor spending.

-Prepare and deliver reports on unit performance and quality measures.

Qualifications and skills

-Education: A bachelor's degree in nursing or a related field is often required.

-Licensure: A Registered Nurse (RN) license is typically required.

-Experience: A minimum of 5 years of experience in dialysis, with at least 13 years in a supervisory role, is common.

-Certification: Advanced certifications, such as a Certified Dialysis Nurse (CDN) or Certified Nephrology Nurse (CNN), are often preferred.

-Skills: Strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills are essential. Critical thinking, the ability to respond to emergencies, and deep technical knowledge of dialysis procedures are also required.

Point of Contact :

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HR Rachana