Dialysis Clinic Leader: Elevate Patient Care & Operations

Fresenius Medical Care; Cottage Grove (MN); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Fresenius Medical Care Minnesota seeks a Clinical Manager to lead dialysis operations and patient care delivery in our clinic. You will oversee staffing, quality standards, and regulatory compliance while fostering a collaborative team environment.

You will participate in leadership development through our Clinical Leadership Program and advance toward higher operational roles. Strong nursing background, hospital/clinic operations experience, and commitment to patient outcomes are essential.

Qualifications

• 6+ years in healthcare facility operations or business operations.
• 12 months of clinical nursing experience.
• 6 months dialysis nursing experience (chronic or acute).
• Must pass Ishihara Color Blind Test.
• 3+ years supervisory or project/program management is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Manages clinic operations including costs, processes, staffing and quality standards.
• Leads coaching, development plans, and performance evaluations for direct reports.
• Coordinates with HR, Quality, and Technical Services; oversees Home Therapies program.
• Ensures comprehensive patient care from admission to discharge and educates on quality measures.
• Oversees staff scheduling, payroll, and compliance with licensure/certifications.

Skills

Business operations

Clinical nursing

Dialysis nursing

Ishihara Color Blind Test

Supervisory experience

Education

Bachelor's degree

RN license

Job description

Fresenius Medical Care Minnesota seeks a Clinical Manager to lead dialysis operations and patient care delivery in our clinic. You will oversee staffing, quality standards, and regulatory compliance while fostering a collaborative team environment.

You will participate in leadership development through our Clinical Leadership Program and advance toward higher operational roles. Strong nursing background, hospital/clinic operations experience, and commitment to patient outcomes are essential.