Nurse Staff (PRN) - Renal Dialysis

University Health Careers; Pleasanton (TX); On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

University Health Careers is seeking an experienced registered nurse to provide dialysis patient care in a designated clinic setting. You will perform the nursing process and monitor ESRD patients on dialysis, ensuring safety and policy adherence.

You will mentor staff and serve as a clinical role model, coordinating with Nurse Staff I-III and the Dialysis Services Director to maintain high-quality care. Texas RN licensure and BLS/CPR/HCP cards are required.

Qualifications

• BSN highly preferred.
• Current RN license in Texas required.
• Basic Life Support, CPR and Healthcare Provider cards required.

Responsibilities

• Performs the nursing process in a dialysis clinic in a safe, therapeutic manner.
• Provides direct patient care and monitoring for ESRD patients on dialysis.
• Oversees direct patient care of ESRD patients on dialysis.
• Mentors staff and serves as a clinical role model to team members.
• Receives mentoring from Nurse Staff I-III and the Dialysis Services Director.

Skills

Nursing care

Dialysis monitoring

Education

BSN

RN license Texas

Job description

POSITION SUMMARY/RESPONSIBILITIES

Performs the nursing process in a safe therapeutic manner in a designated clinic setting. Provides direct patient care (dialysis) and monitoring of renal dialysis patients. Oversees direct patient care of the ESRD patient on dialysis. Supports and adheres to University Health System and department specific policies and standards. Mentors and serves as a clinical role model for all staff. Receives mentoring from Nurse Staff I, Nurse Staff II, Nurse Staff III, and the Director of Dialysis Services.

EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE

BSN is highly preferred. Must have current American Heart Association, Basic Cardiac Life Support and Healthcare Provider card.

LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION

Current RN licensure from the Board of Nurse Examiners of the state of Texas is required. National certification in Dialysis is encouraged.