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U.S. Renal Care

Dialysis services provider for renal care

Dialysis Registered Nurse Floater - Home Hemodialysis, Peritoneal Dialysis

Nursing & Frontline Patient CareUpdated on Nov 10
Full-timeIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Maintain a current RN license in multiple states and obtain any applicable state license within the required state time frames.
  • Have at least 12 months of current nursing experience and at least 6 months of home-modality experience.
  • Be flexible with scheduling and willing to travel to assignment locations throughout the United States and Guam.
  • Hold CPR certification before patient care assignment.
  • Be able to distinguish all primary colors.
  • Successfully complete the Home Therapy Nurse Orientation program and maintain annual demonstration of skills and competency for the assigned modality.
  • Demonstrate working knowledge of English and ability to communicate verbally and in writing.
  • Have basic computer skills and become proficient in all USRC clinical applications within 90 days of hire.
  • Meet applicable state practice requirements.
  • Meet applicable hiring standards, which may include additional background clearances and orientation requirements for the assigned program.

Responsibilities

  • Travel to various U.S. Renal Care locations to provide patient training and ongoing support for patients choosing a home dialysis modality, and provide temporary or short-term nursing relief and support for assigned programs.
  • Participate in and support corporate initiatives to improve care and grow the home department.
  • Understand vendor product delivery methods and associated fees, teach patients proper and timely order placement, and ensure supplies arrive on time to avoid disruption to care.
  • Assist with clinic and patient supply inventory, ensure usage aligns with patient prescriptions, and place orders promptly to avoid fees and penalties.
  • Assist with equipment management, including tracking and retrieval, as needed.
  • Perform duties assigned to meet patient-care or operational needs of the program.
  • Support patient outcomes by tracking and trending program and patient performance, applying critical thinking and root-cause analysis, and assisting with data collection for continuous quality improvement.
  • Obtain routine and non-routine laboratory tests as ordered, and promptly communicate critical lab values and urgent patient needs to the responsible physician or physician extender.
  • Complete and document monthly reviews of patient medication profiles as directed, and administer medications as ordered by the physician.
  • Provide patient education and follow-up as needed, and support program outcome goals in accordance with quality patient care and company goals.
  • Comply with federal, state, and local laws and regulations, including healthcare professional practice requirements for home dialysis and patient care, and follow company policies and procedures.
  • Train patients and/or care partners in self-care peritoneal dialysis or hemodialysis, subject to applicable federal and state registered-nurse qualifications.
  • Conduct home visits as needed to assess the patient’s home environment and improve care.
  • Inform the direct supervisor and program administrator of incidents, conditions, and concerns related to patient care, staff, or patient safety.
  • Document nursing services in the electronic medical record, including training sessions, routine and non-routine in-person interactions, and phone conversations, accurately recording patient status and nursing interventions to support continuity of care.
  • Assist with developing and implementing patient care plans with the interdisciplinary team.
  • Participate in infection-control monitoring, implementation, and recording as requested, and use personal protective equipment as necessary.
  • Know emergency equipment and procedures, and regularly review emergency preparedness procedures with home patients, including emergency disconnection from dialysis equipment and contacts or actions if displaced from home.
  • Explain the on-call system to patients and ensure they can access nursing support at all times; teach patients the importance of timely communication.
  • Perform rotational on-call nursing services, including nights and weekends, as needed or assigned.
  • Adapt to staffing locations and hours to meet patient and USRC home-program needs, and maintain regular and reliable attendance.
  • For home hemodialysis, coordinate home evaluations with technical services to confirm electrical, plumbing, and drainage requirements before patient acceptance into the home program.
  • For home hemodialysis, assist with required water sampling, and monitor and report water-sample and culture results.
  • Communicate patient assessment, reassessment, and ongoing-monitoring results to physicians, team members, and others as appropriate to individual patient needs.
  • Maintain collaborative working relationships with physicians, state agencies, and the community.
  • Promote GUEST customer-service standards and develop effective relationships across the organization.
  • Respond effectively to inquiries or concerns.
  • Participate in required staff meetings and attend in-service and continuing-education offerings in compliance with company policy and procedure.
  • Delegate tasks to competent licensed and unlicensed staff as permitted by applicable state practice acts.
  • Assist with staff training as requested and lead staff in team concepts to promote teamwork.

About the Company

U.S. Renal Care

Dialysis services provider for renal care

U.S. Renal Care provides dialysis services for patients with chronic and acute kidney disease. Its clinics partner with leading physicians across the United States to deliver high-quality, patient-centric care. The service model centers on personalized treatment plans, with Medicare and other insurers reimbursing dialysis procedures as the main revenue source. The company targets growth by identifying areas with high patient demand and maintaining strong relationships with healthcare professionals. In short, it offers physician-supported, flexible dialysis care to diverse patients and aims to expand access where demand exists.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)
Total funding
$343.9M
Headquarters
Plano, TX
Founded
2000

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