RN- Dialysis- 40 hours- days

Henry Ford Health System; Detroit (MI); On-site; USD 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player in healthcare is seeking dedicated nursing professionals who are passionate about patient care. This role involves conducting comprehensive assessments, developing individualized care plans, and leading nursing teams to ensure optimal patient outcomes. With a strong emphasis on safety and professional growth, team members are encouraged to enhance their skills through ongoing education and specialized training. Join a supportive environment where your contributions are valued, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of patients every day.

Benefits

Annual Renal Care Symposium

Graduate Program Participation

Nursing Program for Advancing Care

Dialysis Certification Opportunity

Qualifications

• Graduate of state approved school of nursing required.
• Current State of Michigan RN licensure required.

Responsibilities

• Conduct admission and ongoing assessments of patients.
• Develop and implement patient care plans.
• Assume Charge Nurse responsibilities and lead nursing staff.

Skills

Patient Care

Assessment Skills

Communication Skills

Problem Solving

Leadership

Education

State Approved School of Nursing

Current State of Michigan RN Licensure

Job description

Do you love patient focused healthcare? Do you want to develop real relationships with your patients? Do you like being part of a team that you can count on? Do you want to be part of an organization where you matter and can make a difference?

Working at Greenfield Health Systems is about making a difference-each and every day.

Come join our team. We’re hardworking, dedicated, and know that what we do makes a difference. We pride ourselves on a culture where safety is number one and where a job well done does not go unnoticed. Our team members are always encouraged to become the best they can be through growth and education.

In addition to the great benefits provided by Henry Ford Health System, you will also have the opportunity to:

• Attend an annual Renal Care Symposium that is free to our team members
• Further your career by participating in a new Graduate program or Nursing Program for Advancing Care (NPAC)
• Become Dialysis Certified

General Summary:

Functions include admission and ongoing assessments of patients utilizing physical and psychosocial assessment skills, diagnostic data, and medical evaluations. Evaluates effectiveness of care provided as related to short and long term patient goals. Develops a plan for patient care including actions in anticipation of individual patient needs. Implements nursing actions and medical orders to meet complex needs of patients and significant others, taking into account their age specific psychosocial and educational needs. Documents care provided and patient responses to care in appropriate forms in the patient's record. Assumes Charge Nurse responsibilities and accountability for care provided by LPNs and non-licensed technical personnel as assigned. Leadership abilities are demonstrated in the following: functioning as a professional role model, consumer relations, communication skills, problem solving, decision making, and assistance in orienting and training personnel.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE:

• Graduate of state approved school of nursing required.
• Current State of Michigan RN licensure required.
• Prior to assuming charge responsibilities, must have at least 12 months experience in nursing care including 3 months experience providing nursing care to maintenance Hemodialysis patients.