Dialysis Nurse — 3-Day Week, Strong Benefits

Concerto Renal Services; Pennsylvania; On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Three day work week

Competitive pay

Nurse to patient ratio

Career advancement

Health benefits

Pet insurance

401k match 50% up to 6%

PTO

Paid holidays

Nectar discounts

EAP for employees

Disability benefits

Job summary

Concerto Renal Services is seeking a Dialysis Nurse to supervise dialysis care within a skilled nursing or long-term care facility. You will provide direct hemodialysis care, educate patients on renal health, and supervise dialysis technicians to ensure high-quality, compliant patient care.

You will monitor patient responses, adjust treatment plans as needed, and document all interventions. Collaboration with physicians and the healthcare team is essential to maintain continuity of care and

Qualifications

• Licensed RN eligible to practice (state)
• Experience in hemodialysis preferred
• Ability to supervise dialysis technicians and ensure regulatory compliance

Responsibilities

• Provides direct hemodialysis care, assessments, and education on renal health and self-care.
• Delegates tasks to dialysis technicians and supervises performance.
• Monitors patient response, adjusts treatment plans, documents interventions and outcomes.
• Coordinates care with physicians and healthcare team, reporting critical lab results.
• Maintains accurate electronic medical records and adheres to safety protocols.

Skills

Dialysis care

Team leadership

Patient education

Education

RN license

Tools

EMR (Electronic Medical Records)

Job description

Concerto Renal Services is seeking a Dialysis Nurse to supervise dialysis care within a skilled nursing or long-term care facility. You will provide direct hemodialysis care, educate patients on renal health, and supervise dialysis technicians to ensure high-quality, compliant patient care.

You will monitor patient responses, adjust treatment plans as needed, and document all interventions. Collaboration with physicians and the healthcare team is essential to maintain continuity of care and