Role:
The Charge Nurse oversees daily patient care operations in a dialysis facility, ensuring quality, safety, and compliance with regulatory standards.
Responsibilities:
- Lead and support direct patient care staff, providing guidance, training, and performance feedback.
- Ensure adherence to policies, procedures, and regulations, including OSHA and compliance programs.
- Manage staffing, scheduling, and documentation of patient information.
- Participate in patient care planning, assessments, and emergency response.
- Supervise dialysis procedures, medication administration, and equipment use.
- Promote patient education on dialysis, nutrition, and medication management.
- Collaborate with healthcare team members, attend staff meetings, and support quality improvement initiatives.
- Assist with staff hiring, disciplinary actions, and special projects as assigned.
Qualifications & Skills:
- Registered Nurse (RN) with graduation from an accredited nursing program and valid licensure.
- Minimum 12 months of nursing experience, including 6 months in dialysis care.
- Preferred experience in medical/surgical nursing and supervisory roles.
- CPR certification and strong communication skills.
- Ability to manage emergency situations and promote a safe environment.
Work Environment & Physical Demands:
Involves interaction with patients and staff within a healthcare setting, requiring travel between facilities and adherence to safety protocols. Reasonable accommodations are available for disabilities.
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- Typical pay
- $71,760–$110,650
For context, most registered nurses earn between $71,760–$110,650 a year according to Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data. What this particular role pays is set by the employer — check the description above.
This position is listed as full time and onsite.