Provide patient-centered nursing care by assessing patients, administering medications, documenting care, and collaborating with the healthcare team. Set up and operate dialysis equipment, monitor patients throughout treatment, respond to changes in condition, and educate patients and families about kidney disease and dialysis. Requires 0–2 years of clinical nursing experience or student clinical rotations in an acute care setting, along with an active state or compact RN license and Basic Life Support certification. Strong assessment, communication, medication administration, documentation, safety, and infection-control skills are required; ACLS, PALS, and NRP are preferred.
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