Dialysis Nurse - 3-Day Week, Lead Care Team

Concerto Renal Services; Forest Park (IL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Three day week

Competitive pay

Nurse to patient ratio

Career advancement

Medical, dental, vision benefits

Pet Insurance

401k match 50% up to 6%

PTO

Paid Holidays

Discounts through Nectar

Employee Assistance Program

Job summary

Concerto Renal Services in Illinois seeks a Dialysis Nurse to supervise dialysis care and support the hemodialysis team in a patient-centered setting. You will provide direct patient care, perform assessments, administer medications, and educate patients on renal health and self-care.

You will lead dialysis technicians, monitor treatment effectiveness, document outcomes, and collaborate with physicians to ensure safe, continuous care.

Responsibilities

• Patient Care & Education: Provides direct hemodialysis care, performs assessments, administers medications, and educates patients on renal health, treatment, and self-care.
• Team Leadership & Supervision: Delegates tasks to dialysis technicians, supervises their performance, and ensures compliance with clinical standards and regulations.
• Treatment Monitoring & Adjustment: Monitors patient response to dialysis, adjusts treatment plans as needed, and ensures accurate documentation of interventions and outcomes.
• Collaboration & Communication: Works closely with physicians and healthcare team members to coordinate care, report critical lab results, and ensure continuity of treatment.
• Documentation & Compliance: Maintains accurate electronic medical records, ensures timely completion of care plans, and adheres to safety and regulatory protocols.

Job description

Concerto Renal Services in Illinois seeks a Dialysis Nurse to supervise dialysis care and support the hemodialysis team in a patient-centered setting. You will provide direct patient care, perform assessments, administer medications, and educate patients on renal health and self-care.

You will lead dialysis technicians, monitor treatment effectiveness, document outcomes, and collaborate with physicians to ensure safe, continuous care.