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Golden Renal Care Holdings Inc. is seeking an entry‑level Registered Nurse trainee for a structured onboarding and clinical practicum to achieve full hemodialysis competency. You will work under a preceptor/senior nurse to learn HD procedures, infection prevention, and patient care protocols, completing the DOH-accredited HD nurse program.
You will assist with HD station setup, patient prep, and monitoring; maintain clear documentation and uphold safety standards under supervision.
Entry-level registered nurse undergoing structured onboarding and clinical practicum to achieve full hemodialysis (HD) competency. Works under direct supervision of a preceptor or Senior HD Nurse to learn HD procedures, infection prevention, and patient care protocols. Completes DOH-accredited hemodialysis training and internal competency validation prior to transition to Junior HD Nurse Trainee.
Assist in preparing HD stations, priming and disinfecting machines, and setting up consumables under supervision.
Support pre- and post-dialysis patient preparation, including verifying patient identity, weight, and vital signs.
Observe and assist in initiation, monitoring, and termination of HD sessions in accordance with physician orders and safety protocols.
Learn and apply basic principles of vascular access care (AVF, AVG, CVC) under direct supervision.
Maintain accurate and timely documentation in patient treatment sheets and logs, ensuring legibility and completeness.
Adhere to infection prevention and control standards, including use of PPE, aseptic technique, and waste segregation.
Participate in machine cleaning and disinfection, RO system awareness sessions, and routine maintenance checks with the biomedical team.
Observe and learn emergency response protocols (e.g., hypotension, air embolism, cardiac arrest) and participate in drills.
Uphold patient privacy, dignity, and safety in all clinical interactions, demonstrating empathy and professionalism.
Attend all required classroom, simulation, and clinical training sessions to complete the DOH-accredited HD nurse program.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from a CHED-accredited institution.
Registered Nurse (RN) with current and valid Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) license.
Enrolled in or recently completed a DOH-accredited Hemodialysis Nurse Training Program (minimum 480 hours).
Current Intravenous Therapy (IVT) certification accredited by the Department of Health.
Valid Basic Life Support (BLS) certification; Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) preferred or to be obtained within the first six months.