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Job Description
Position Overview
- Become a vital member of a patient-centered care team dedicated to delivering secure, high-quality clinical assistance and organized treatment sessions. This position is ideal for individuals who are proactive, detail-oriented, and adept at working rotating shifts in an on-site environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform patient assessments while accurately documenting observations, progress, and care plans. Prepare for treatment sessions by verifying the readiness of equipment and supplies. Initiate treatment procedures, monitor patient conditions and equipment readings throughout the process, and safely execute end-of-session protocols. Provide patients with clear guidance on care routines, safety measures, and follow-up actions in a supportive, non-clinical manner. Maintain precise and timely nursing documentation in accordance with internal standards. Recognize early signs of complications and implement appropriate nursing actions to mitigate escalation risks. Support patients in achieving their rehabilitation goals through continuous care coordination and motivation. Collaborate with the broader care team to ensure seamless daily operations and ongoing continuity of care.
Qualifications
- Diploma or Degree in Nursing, registered with the SNB. Ability to work on-site and accommodate rotating shift schedules. Prior experience in renal/dialysis care is preferred (candidates with senior-level experience will be prioritized). Advanced training or qualifications in nephrology are advantageous. A willingness to learn; structured training will be provided to enhance skills in this specialty area.