Dci Dialysis Work Values

Daily Duties at Dci Dialysis:

Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Includes but not limited to (other duties may be assigned) the following: • Prepares and monitors the equipment used for intermittent or continuous hemodialysis and water treatment in the acute setting, including performing quality control checks. • Performs and provides pre, intra, and post documentation of acute patient assessments. Evaluates and makes recommendations regarding patient care delivered. • Initiates, monitors and terminates dialysis treatments via all accesses in accordance with established policies and procedures. • Administers medications as ordered within the scope of their license and provides documentation of administration and result of medication. • Accurately receives, transcribes and implements written and verbal orders from physicians. • Accepts phone lab diagnostic reports, interprets and forwards the information to the physician as necessary. • Provides and documents patient/family education for ESRD and other health concerns. • Recognizes and can respond to emergency situations, such as cardiac arrest, fire, loss of water and power. • Has a working knowledge of the acute department’s policies and procedures. • Serves as the primary contact for the acute patient to the nephrologists’ and hospital staff caring for the patient, and as a liaison to the patient’s chronic unit. • Works closely with other acute nurses to complete work as a team. • Knowledgeable of DCI guidelines for Occurrence Reports, and completes reports accordingly. • Represents DCI in a professional manner in the acute setting. • Acts as a preceptor for new staff as assigned. • Follows institution’s guidelines for administration of blood and blood products. • Maintains a clean and orderly work environment. • Acts as a Charge Nurse during Nurse manager’s absence, supervising all aspects of acute patient care, including staff assignments and patient interventions. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications: Education and Experience: •Completion from an accredited Registered Nursing Program •Experience in critical care nursing is preferred •CNN certification preferred. Bloodborne Pathogens: Since this is a healthcare environment, there is the possibility of exposure to infectious / contagious diseases, needle sticks and blood and body fluids. Further information about this position’s specific work environment and exposure category will be provided during orientation. This position is classified as Category I.

What they like about Dci Dialysis:

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Tags

Certified Clinical Research Coordinator, Internal Quality Assurance, Trainer clinical research, GCP/ICH, & FDA regulations, Regulatory, Budgets and Contract Negotiation, Project management, Certified Clinical Research Nurse, Clinical Research Nurse , Internal Quality Assurance/Monitoring, Educator and trainer in Clinical Research, 15 years experience in conducting phase II-IV drug trials. Post marketing registry experience as well., Quality Assurance, internal monitor for a large multi-speciality research organization, included 8 research sites in the greater Atlanta area, Developed training program, executed a yearly training in GCP/ICH guidelines and FDA regulations, as well as site SOPs., Negotiated all contracts and budgets for every study at research center in the last 8 years, organized all aspects of awarded studies. High enroller and recognized for quality data with a turn around of data to sponsor resulting in consulting with sponsor for future studies., Registered Nurse, certified clinical research coordinator. first study personal conducted 85 subjects were enrolled.

Skills

Skill #1: Subject/patient assessment-- physical, emotional, and psychological status/ accurate documentation.

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