Travel Dialysis Tech - $374 to $1,174 per week in Everett, WA at TLC Nursing Associates Inc

Job Title: Dialysis Technician - Traveler Job Overview We are looking for an experienced and compassionate Dialysis Technician to join our team as a traveler. In this role, you will travel to various healthcare facilities to provide critical dialysis services to patients with kidney failure or chronic kidney disease. As a Travel Dialysis Technician, you will operate dialysis equipment, monitor treatments, and ensure patient safety and comfort across diverse settings. Key Responsibilities Dialysis Treatment Setup: Prepare and calibrate dialysis machines according to established protocols, ensuring accurate settings and patient-specific adjustments. Patient Preparation: Assess patients before dialysis, taking vital signs and reviewing any recent changes in their health status. Prepare access sites and ensure patient comfort throughout the treatment. Treatment Monitoring: Monitor dialysis sessions closely, checking vital signs, adjusting flow rates, and ensuring all safety protocols are followed. Respond promptly to any adverse reactions or alarms. Equipment Maintenance: Perform routine maintenance on dialysis machines, troubleshoot issues, and report any malfunctions or required repairs. Patient Education and Support: Provide patients and families with guidance on dialysis treatment, diet, and post-treatment care. Answer questions and offer emotional support as needed. Documentation: Maintain accurate records of each treatment session, noting patient vitals, treatment details, and any complications or observations. Collaboration: Work closely with nurses, nephrologists, and other healthcare team members to provide coordinated care for each patient. Qualifications Certification: Certification as a Dialysis Technician (CCHT or BONENT certification) preferred and any state-specific licensure requirements. Experience: Minimum of 1 year of experience as a Dialysis Technician, ideally with experience in different healthcare settings. Skills: Strong attention to detail, excellent problem-solving skills, and ability to operate dialysis equipment confidently. Flexibility: Willingness to travel and adapt to diverse healthcare environments.