Dialysis Patient Care Technician — Impactful Clinic Role

Fresenius Medical Care; Lancaster (NH); On-site; USD 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Fresenius Medical Care in New Hampshire is seeking a Patient Care Technician to join the dialysis health care team under direct supervision of a licensed nurse. You will be responsible for setting up and operating dialysis machines, monitoring patients' vital signs, managing vascular access, and documenting all treatment data, while adhering to CQI and infection control standards.

This role requires a high school diploma, PCT certification, dialysis certification, CPR, and relevant state

Qualifications

• High School diploma or its equivalent required.
• Valid PCT national certification or state certification.
• Dialysis certification required.
• CPR certification required.
• All state licensure and training as defined by state regulations.
• At least five years patient care experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist in setup and operation of hemodialysis machines.
• Monitor and document patient vitals and treatment parameters.
• Evaluate vascular access patency and perform cannulation as delegated.
• Maintain safety, infection control and compliance with policies.
• Participate in CQI and education activities.
• Provide patient education regarding dialysis adequacy measures.

Skills

Patient care

Team collaboration

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

PCT national certification or state certification

Dialysis certified

CPR certification

All state licensure, training

Job description

Fresenius Medical Care in New Hampshire is seeking a Patient Care Technician to join the dialysis health care team under direct supervision of a licensed nurse. You will be responsible for setting up and operating dialysis machines, monitoring patients' vital signs, managing vascular access, and documenting all treatment data, while adhering to CQI and infection control standards.

This role requires a high school diploma, PCT certification, dialysis certification, CPR, and relevant state