Jobs at Dialysis Clinic, Inc.

Manages clinical operations in a dialysis unit and supervises nursing personnel to ensure safe, compliant patient care. Performs dialysis nursing duties, oversees treatments and patient assessments, monitors clinical outcomes, audits documentation and physician orders, supports QAPI initiatives, coordinates staffing and patient scheduling, trains clinical staff, and ensures vascular access documentation. Requires a current New York RN license, accredited nursing education, and two years of dialysis experience.

Manages dialysis facility operations and nursing personnel while ensuring safe, efficient hemodialysis treatments. Provides direct patient care as needed, schedules patients and staff, implements clinical and regulatory standards, leads training and competency assessments, coordinates QAPI and risk management initiatives, and collaborates with interdisciplinary care teams. Supervises nursing, social work, dietary, and technical staff while identifying operational efficiencies and supporting patient-care initiatives.

Supervise nursing personnel and coordinate safe, high-quality dialysis care. Oversee dialysis treatment initiation and completion, patient scheduling, education, documentation, laboratory work, infection control, quality improvement, and regulatory compliance. Communicate patient status and orders to physicians, lead nursing teams, support staff training, contribute to performance reviews, and manage clinic operations in the nurse manager’s absence.

Supervises nursing personnel and oversees safe, high-quality dialysis care. Responsibilities include coordinating patient scheduling, monitoring treatments, communicating with physicians, documenting orders and progress, managing labs and patient education, supporting infection control and quality programs, training staff, and assisting with performance reviews. The role also manages clinic operations and staffing in the nurse manager’s absence.

Provides specialized acute dialysis and renal nursing care for hospitalized patients with kidney disease. Responsibilities include preparing and monitoring dialysis equipment and water treatment systems, conducting patient assessments, initiating and terminating treatments, administering medications and blood products, interpreting laboratory results, coordinating with nephrologists and hospital staff, educating patients and families, and maintaining clinical documentation. Requires a New York RN license and CPR/BLS certification; dialysis or critical care experience is preferred.

Manages daily operations of a hospital dialysis services program, including staffing, financial oversight, supplies, quality assurance, patient safety, regulatory compliance, credentialing, scheduling, and risk management. Builds relationships with physicians, hospital partners, patients, and families while leading, coaching, and mentoring staff. Ensures survey readiness, policy adherence, effective communication, equipment documentation, and efficient use of labor and resources.

Provides nursing care to patients undergoing in-center hemodialysis or hospital dialysis services. Responsibilities include monitoring patients, assessing and communicating changes, preparing dialysis equipment, performing treatments, administering and documenting medications, educating patients, participating in care conferences, maintaining medication inventory, and coordinating continuity of care. Comprehensive paid training is provided, and no prior dialysis experience is required.

The Dialysis Nurse Educator provides staff training and education in in-center and acute dialysis settings. Responsibilities include leading dialysis theory instruction, verifying competencies, overseeing preceptors, administering annual testing, coordinating education modules and CPR classes, auditing records and infection-control compliance, developing corrective plans, and tracking licensure and certifications. The role requires an accredited nursing degree, current Tennessee RN licensure, CPR/AED certification, and at least two years of dialysis experience.

Provides administrative support for two dialysis clinics and a hospital services program. Maintains HIPAA-compliant medical records, answers phones, greets patients, prepares documents and admission packets, verifies insurance and authorizations, enters billing data, generates reports, balances charges, tracks payments, supports collections, verifies patient status, and assists clinical and operational leaders.

Maintains, repairs, calibrates, and tests dialysis equipment, water systems, air quality, and facility systems to support safe patient care. Documents maintenance, follows AAMI, infection control, hazardous chemical, and medical waste procedures, manages inventory, coordinates repairs with vendors and clinic staff, and participates in quality improvement and risk management activities.

Manages dialysis clinic operations and nursing personnel while ensuring safe, efficient hemodialysis treatments. Provides direct patient care as needed, schedules patients and staff, implements clinical standards and quality programs, trains care staff, coordinates risk management, and supervises nursing, social work, dietitian, and technical teams. Collaborates with physicians and interdisciplinary staff to improve patient care and operational efficiency.

Manages dialysis clinic operations and nursing staff, ensuring safe, compliant hemodialysis care. Provides direct patient care as needed, schedules patients and staff, oversees training, implements quality and risk-management programs, supervises multidisciplinary personnel, collaborates with physicians and care teams, and drives operational improvements.

The Dialysis Nurse Educator provides professional training and competency validation for dialysis clinic staff. Responsibilities include teaching dialysis theory, overseeing preceptors, educating staff on policies, addressing survey deficiencies, assigning required learning modules, conducting annual competency testing, auditing records and infection control, tracking licenses and certifications, and coordinating CPR classes. The role requires a current New York RN license, CPR/AED certification, and at least two years of dialysis experience.

Provides specialized nursing care for patients receiving in-center hemodialysis or hospital services. Responsibilities include monitoring patients, assessing changes, performing dialysis treatments, administering and documenting medications, educating patients, coordinating with physicians and hospitals, maintaining supplies, and participating in care conferences. The employer provides up to 12 weeks of paid training and encourages new nursing graduates to apply.

Provides administrative support for dialysis clinic operations, including maintaining HIPAA-compliant medical records, answering phones, greeting patients, preparing documents and admission packets, verifying insurance and authorizations, entering and balancing billing data, tracking patient status, supporting collections, and assisting clinical leadership with clerical tasks.

Supervises nursing personnel and oversees safe, high-quality dialysis care. Responsibilities include coordinating patient treatment and scheduling, communicating with physicians, documenting orders and progress, managing patient education and laboratory work, supporting infection control and quality programs, overseeing nursing teams, training staff, and assisting with performance reviews. The role requires a current Louisiana RN license and at least one year of dialysis nursing experience.

Executes internal audit fieldwork, tests and documents controls, prepares work papers and audit reports, assists with audit planning and risk identification, gathers information from auditees, communicates findings, and supports compliance with organizational and regulatory standards.

Supervise nursing personnel and oversee safe, high-quality dialysis care. Responsibilities include reviewing patient information, coordinating schedules, monitoring treatments, communicating with physicians, documenting orders and progress, managing clinic operations when the manager is absent, overseeing patient education and lab work, supporting infection control and quality programs, training staff, and assisting with performance reviews.

Manages dialysis facility operations and nursing personnel while ensuring safe, efficient hemodialysis treatments. Provides direct patient care as needed, schedules patients and staff, implements clinical standards and QAPI initiatives, trains and assesses care teams, coordinates risk management, and collaborates with physicians and multidisciplinary staff. Supervises nursing, social work, dietitian, and technical personnel while identifying operational efficiencies.

Prepare and enter journal entries, reconcile balance sheet accounts, review financial statements, investigate and resolve general ledger discrepancies, and coordinate with accounts payable, payroll, accounts receivable, and clinic personnel to ensure accurate financial records. This is a full-time remote accounting role with weekday morning shifts.