Patient Care Technicians - Dialysis Tech

Cynet HealthStaff; Arlington, Northern (WA, KY); Hybrid; USD 48,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet HealthStaff is seeking an experienced Dialysis Technician to join a team caring for dialysis patients in centers and contracted hospitals. You will follow dialysis protocols under the supervision of a Registered Staff Nurse and contribute to training patients for home dialysis.

Shifts are 10 to 13 hours long (AM or PM), with the latest end time around 11:30 PM. Position covers multiple locations and requires prior dialysis experience and appropriate WA state certification.

Qualifications

• Previous dialysis experience required.
• Current CPR with BLS certification from American Heart Association required.
• Certifications: Current CHT or CCHT certification.
• License: Washington State MA-HT certification or ability to obtain

Responsibilities

• Provide care for renal dialysis patients following established protocols under RN supervision.
• Train patients for home dialysis and support centers/hospital workflows.
• Deliver in-center dialysis care across multiple locations on scheduled shifts.
• Shift patterns include 10–13 hour AM/PM slots with latest ends by 11:30 PM.

Skills

Dialysis experience

CPR with BLS

Teamwork

Job description

Patient Care Technicians - Dialysis Tech

Profession: Nursing

Specialty: Dialysis Tech

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: 10-13 hour shifts, AM & PM

Hours per Shift: Up to 13 hours

Experience: Minimum 1 year required

License: Current Washington State MA-HT certification or ability to obtain

Certifications: Current CHT or CCHT certification; Current CPR with BLS certification from American Heart Association required

Must-Have: Previous dialysis experience required

Description:An experienced Dialysis Technician is sought to join a team of medical professionals caring for dialysis patients.Patient care is the top priority, with a focus on training patients for home dialysis and providing excellent care in dialysis centers and contracted local hospitals.This position covers multiple locations and is chronic and in-center.Shifts typically last 10 hours, extending up to 13 hours, and can be AM or PM.The latest shift ends by 11:30 PM, with available shifts from Monday to Saturday.The Dialysis Technician provides care for renal dialysis patients, following specific protocols under the supervision of a Registered Staff Nurse.