Dialysis Unit Nurse Manager — Lead Care & Training

Dialysis Clinic; Rapid City (SD); On-site; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Training program

Medical, dental and vision benefits

Life and disability insurance

PTO including holidays

Extended Sick Bank

Retirement with employer match

Education reimbursement

Employee assistance program

Wellness program

Job summary

Dialysis Clinic, Inc. in the United States seeks a Hospital Services Nurse Manager to lead our acute dialysis unit, collaborating with physicians and hospital staff to deliver high-quality patient care in a hospital setting.

The role requires a current SDRN license, accredited nursing degree, and dialysis nursing experience; supervisory and critical care experience are preferred. Compensation starts at $100,000 annually with comprehensive benefits and a mission-driven culture.

Qualifications

• Current SDRN license required.
• Accredited nursing degree required.
• Six months’ dialysis nursing experience in a hospital setting required; Twelve months’ preferred.
• Critical care nursing and supervisory experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Liaison between hospital administration and DCI area leadership.
• Primary contact to the medical director and communicates with nephrologists regarding services and care.
• Evaluate and make recommendations to physicians regarding patient care.
• Supervise nursing activities to ensure patient care is delivered as directed.
• Collaborate with local DCI nurse educator to deploy training and continuing education for all staff members.
• Mentor DCI Hospital Services staff.
• Oversee nursing care documentation, including medication and dialysis adjustments.
• Work with chief equipment technician regarding dialysis equipment maintenance and water treatment practices per industry standards.
• Communicate with hospital discharge planners, case managers and outpatient dialysis units to ensure smooth care transitions.
• Manage general nursing budget, making equipment and supply recommendations.
• Maintain knowledge of industry standards related to renal replacement therapy in hospitals, ESRD and AKI concepts/principles, regulatory and accreditation standards.
• Participate in DCI risk management and QAPI programs, including audits and meetings.
• Contribute to hospital quality management and infection control departments by providing requested information.

Skills

Excellent communication skills

Demonstrated clinical proficiency

Ability to multitask

Desire to collaborate with care teams

Problem solve

Customer service mindset

Education

Current SDRN license

Accredited nursing degree

Job description

Dialysis Clinic, Inc. in the United States seeks a Hospital Services Nurse Manager to lead our acute dialysis unit, collaborating with physicians and hospital staff to deliver high-quality patient care in a hospital setting.

The role requires a current SDRN license, accredited nursing degree, and dialysis nursing experience; supervisory and critical care experience are preferred. Compensation starts at $100,000 annually with comprehensive benefits and a mission-driven culture.