Dialysis Care Technician: Hands-On Patient Support

DaVit; Florida; On-site; USD 21,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid training

Full benefits

Family support

Career development programs

Job summary

DaVita is hiring a Patient Care Technician (PCT) to support patients with end-stage renal disease in an outpatient dialysis clinic. As a PCT, you’ll provide direct, hands-on care under RN supervision, helping patients through life-sustaining dialysis treatment.

Key responsibilities include delivering safe, hygienic dialysis care, monitoring patients before, during, and after treatment, setting up and maintaining dialysis equipment, recording vital signs, educating patients on treatment and

Qualifications

• Accredited High School diploma, GED, or equivalent.
• Comfortable around blood, needles, and medical equipment.
• Physically able to work long shifts on your feet.
• Willing to float between local clinics if needed.
• Flexible schedule including mornings, evenings, weekends, and holidays.
• Preferred: CNA, MA, CHT, phlebotomy certification, or healthcare experience.

Responsibilities

• Deliver safe, hygienic, and compassionate dialysis care.
• Monitor patients before, during, and after treatment.
• Set up and maintain dialysis equipment.
• Record vital signs and patient data.
• Educate patients on treatment and kidney health.
• Collaborate with nurses, dietitians, social workers, and other care team members.

Skills

Patient care

Dialysis procedures

Vital signs

RN collaboration

Education

High School diploma / GED

Tools

Medical equipment

Job description

DaVita is hiring a Patient Care Technician (PCT) to support patients with end-stage renal disease in an outpatient dialysis clinic. As a PCT, you’ll provide direct, hands-on care under RN supervision, helping patients through life-sustaining dialysis treatment.

Key responsibilities include delivering safe, hygienic dialysis care, monitoring patients before, during, and after treatment, setting up and maintaining dialysis equipment, recording vital signs, educating patients on treatment and