Acute Dialysis RN — Hospital Care & Paid Training

Dialysis Clinic, Inc.; Weirton (WV); On-site; USD 47,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Training program

Medical/dental/vision benefits

Life insurance

PTO & holidays

Sick time

Retirement match

Education reimbursement

Wellness program

Among others

Job summary

Dialysis Clinic, Inc. in Weirton, WV is seeking an experienced Dialysis Hospital Services Nurse (Acute RN) to provide specialized dialysis care in the acute setting.

You will prepare and monitor dialysis equipment, perform dialysis assessments, and collaborate with hospital teams to ensure safe, high-quality patient outcomes. Full-time, four 10-hour shifts starting at 6:30am with on-call responsibilities.

Qualifications

• Current WV RN license is required.
• Six months of dialysis and/or critical care nursing experience preferred.
• Current CPR and BLS certifications.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and monitor dialysis equipment and water treatment with quality checks.
• Perform and document pre-, intra-, post-dialysis assessments.
• Initiate and monitor dialysis treatments per policy.
• Dispense medication as ordered and document in hospital records.
• Administer blood products per hospital policy.
• Receive and implement physician orders accurately.
• Access lab reports and report nephrologist-relevant info.
• Provide renal education to patients and family.
• Serve as dialysis liaison to nephrologists and outpatient center.
• Adhere to policies; document occurrences as needed.

Skills

Excellent communication

Clinical proficiency

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Patient service mindset

Education

WV RN license

Dialysis/critical care exp (6 months)

CPR and BLS certifications

Job description

Dialysis Clinic, Inc. in Weirton, WV is seeking an experienced Dialysis Hospital Services Nurse (Acute RN) to provide specialized dialysis care in the acute setting.

You will prepare and monitor dialysis equipment, perform dialysis assessments, and collaborate with hospital teams to ensure safe, high-quality patient outcomes. Full-time, four 10-hour shifts starting at 6:30am with on-call responsibilities.