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A healthcare provider specializing in renal care is seeking a Clinical Technologist (Nephrology) to deliver safe and quality patient care, focusing on renal disease treatment. The role involves working in a multi-professional team, ensuring patient safety, and maintaining comprehensive records of interventions. Candidates must possess a Degree or Diploma in Clinical Technology (Nephrology) and at least 2 years of dialysis experience, with skills in acute and chronic dialysis treatment. The position offers opportunities for professional development in a supportive environment.
MAIN PURPOSE OF JOB
To deliver safe, comprehensive and quality patient care, with specific reference to renal disease treatment and education according to the Scope of Practice and Renal Care policies and standard procedures.
Deliver quality patient care in collaboration with a multi-professional team
Identify, prevent and manage risks to ensure patient safety
Facilitate a positive patient experience by creating a conducive environment
Provide accurate and comprehensive records of all patient interventions
Create a learning environment that builds staff competence
Ensure that all utilised stock and equipment are accurately charged
ESSENTIAL EDUCATION : Degree / Diploma in Clinical Technology (Nephrology)
DESIRED EDUCATION : None
ESSENTIAL MINIMUM EXPERIENCE : Clinical technologist (Nephrology) registered with the HPCSA with a minimum of 2 years Dialysis experience
DESIRED EXPERIENCE : Clinical technologist (Nephrology) registered with the HPCSA
Acute dialysis treatment
Basic Life Support trained (ACLS, ATLS, PALS training for specialised wards)
Billing procedures
Chronic dialysis treatment
Clinical record keeping, procedures and protocols
Computer literacy : MS Office and Dialysis Programme
Develop / modify a integrated, comprehensive patient based care plan and dialysis prescription
Dialysis machine and water purification system operation
Infection prevention and control (IPC) protocols
Nephrology
Patient assessment
Patient Experience principles
Pharmacology
Relevant Nephrology patient care legislation
Risk identification
Scientific Clinical and patient care process