Dialysis Nurse Team Lead (RN)

Trilogy Health Services, LLC; Louisville (KY); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Weekly pay

401(k) with match

Paid parental leave

Education assistance

Job summary

Trilogy Health Services in Louisville, KY is seeking a Dialysis Nurse (RN) to deliver care to patients with end-stage renal disease in our dialysis clinic. The RN will supervise the dialysis team in alignment with training and patient acuity.

The role requires overseeing system preparation, cannulation of vascular access, and post-dialysis assessment. A current RN license and CPR certification are required, with 1–3 years in acute dialysis preferred.

Qualifications

• Must have and maintain a current, valid and unencumbered state RN license.
• 1–3 years’ experience providing nursing care in acute dialysis preferred.
• Current CPR certification required.

Responsibilities

• Oversee preparation of the delivery system, dialysate bath, and dialyzer; confirm mandatory alarm tests on the dialyzer/equipment.
• Supervise dialysis technicians in dialysis treatment from start to finish; monitor patient reaction and machine performance.
• Assess, prepare, and cannulate patient vascular access (AV fistula/graft) for aseptic connection with dialysis equipment.
• Maintain skills to surveil dialysis access for signs of failure or infection; perform AV access monitoring if trained.
• Conduct post-dialysis assessment and discharge by evaluating treatment, documenting medications, and recording patient data.

Skills

Dialysis nursing

Patient care

Supervising dialysis technicians

Vascular access cannulation

CPR certification

Education

Registered Nurse license

CPR certification

Job description

Trilogy Health Services in Louisville, KY is seeking a Dialysis Nurse (RN) to deliver care to patients with end-stage renal disease in our dialysis clinic. The RN will supervise the dialysis team in alignment with training and patient acuity.

The role requires overseeing system preparation, cannulation of vascular access, and post-dialysis assessment. A current RN license and CPR certification are required, with 1–3 years in acute dialysis preferred.