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Experience the Pulse of the Bronx as an RN!
RN - Dialysis
Bronx, NY
Travel/Contract
City Mobile Group

City Mobile Group

Join us in the vibrant Bronx as a Dialysis RN! Imagine your first day surrounded by the artistic energy and rich cultural history of this dynamic borough. From exploring the famous Bronx Zoo to enjoying authentic cuisine at local eateries, your adventure begins here! This 13-week travel contract offers a chance to experience the unique pulse of the Bronx while making a difference in patients' lives. Ready to dive in?
$2,619/week I'm Interested
Discover Eastland: Your Dialysis Adventure Awaits!
other - Dialysis Technician, +1 more
Eastland, TX
Travel/Contract
Reliable Nursing Services

Reliable Nursing Services

Embark on a heartfelt journey as a Travel Dialysis Technician in the enchanting town of Eastland, where your skills and compassion will shine. Bring your valid license, CCHT, and BLS certifications to this vibrant community, known for its warm residents and picturesque landscapes. Delight in charming local shops, indulge in delectable cuisine, and immerse yourself in rich cultural experiences. With over a year of experience, your passion for patient care will create lasting memories amidst this captivating backdrop.
Weekly Gross Pay: 40 hrs =$1,655.0 I'm Interested
Janesville, WI - Michael Berry Building -RN Outpatient Dialysis - 36 hoursWI$2,295.00/week (36 hrs)53548Janesville
RN - Dialysis Nurse
Janesville, WI
Travel/Contract
Empower Professionals Inc

Empower Professionals Inc

We are seeking an experienced RN for our Outpatient Dialysis unit. Requirements: The candidate must have an education verification, current WI License, AHA Provider Level BLS, and AHA Provider Level ACLS. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Utilizes the nursing process and collaborates with interdisciplinary team members in caring for patients. A...
$2,295/week I'm Interested
Registered Nursing Job Near Me
RN - ER
My City, My State
Travel/Contract

Travel Nursing Agency

Join our team as a Travel RN and enjoy competitive pay while exploring new places! We're seeking a skilled and passionate nurse to provide excellent patient care while working in exciting locations across the country. Earn top compensation in the industry. Apply now to start your adventure as a Travel RN with us!
$5000/week
I'm Interested

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Dialysis Nursing

Dialysis nurses are certified in BLS (Basic Life Support, at the Provider Level) and frequently, Hemodialysis Administration. Nurses may perform both kidney and peritoneal dialysis, although kidney dialysis is the most common. Nurses may work in the hospital or at local dialysis centers. Patients are most frequently on dialysis on a permanent basis because of kidney failure, although dialysis may also be short-term for temporarily compromised kidney functioning. Nurses working on a dialysis unit access a surgically-placed fistula located on the patient's arm. Patients who are long-time dialysis patients frequently have one fistula stop working and may require a second to be placed. The dialysis nurse is responsible for assessment of a patent fistula site. Throughout administration of dialysis, the nurse will be assessing the patient's vital signs closely. A spike in temperature, a low blood pressure or heart rate is immediate cause for dialysis to be discontinued. A close relationship with dialysis patients is possible, as the nurse will see the patient several times per week.

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