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Patient Care Tech: Dialysis

Reeves County Hospital District -
Pecos, TX

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Job Details

Qualifications

CPR Certification
BLS Certification
High school diploma or GED
Medical terminology

Full Job Description

Description

The hemodialysis Patient Care Technician is trained in providing hemodialysis therapies to patients with chronic renal failure. The Patient Care Technician works under the supervision of the Administrator, Nurse Supervisor, Registered Nurse and Medical Director. The hemodialysis Patient Care Technician must promote, support and adhere to all policies outlined in the Employee Handbook.

Requirements

? Education: Must be certified by a nationally recognized board within 18 months of being hired as a dialysis patient care technician. Must have a high school diploma. Computer skills desirable.

? Experience: Successful completion of a training course in the theory and practice of hemodialysis that is approved by the medical director and governing body. CPR certification. Understanding of Basic Medical Terminology. Previous patient care experience in a hospital setting or related facility preferred.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

1. Performs duties that are required to prepare the equipment and supplies for the dialysis treatments.

2. Cleans, disinfects and rinses dialysis machines according to protocol.

3. Prepares machines for hemodialysis treatments, including checking alarms and conductivity.

4. Able to accurately set up a minimum of three machines in forty five minutes.

5. Able to initiate, monitor, and discontinue dialysis treatment for three patients unassisted per shift.

6. Properly uses Phoenix Meter.

7. Troubleshoots machine alarms.

8. Safely operates all dialysis-related equipment.

9. Reports machine problems to equipment technician and charge nurse.

10. Removes disposables and cleans station after each treatment.

11. Is familiar with all emergency equipment and all emergency operational procedures.

12. Performs duties to assist with the care of the patient as directed by RN.

13. Takes vitals and obtains weights of the patients.

14. Prepares supplies for hemodialysis.

15. Initiates safely and terminates safely dialysis treatments per facility protocol.

16. Monitors patients during dialysis treatments.

17. Report any significant information or change in patient condition to the Charge Nurse as outlined in safety parameters.

18. Responsible for accurate and timely documentation of information related to patient treatment. This information is documented by the technician in the appropriate patient record.

19. Is able to recognize changes in patients’ status from one treatment to another.

20. Administers oxygen per RN direction.

21. Able to check blood glucose and report readings to the appropriate staff.

22. Able to check PO2 per RN direction.

23. Follows Bio-Hazard waste policies per facility protocol.

24. Disinfect all necessary equipment including bicarbonate containers, hemostats and patient clamps as directed per facility protocol.

25. Stocks hemodialysis carts. Uses efficient, cost effective practices with inventory control and resource use.

26. Understands and follows prescribed parameters for reporting to RN.

27. Maintains a safe and clean working environment.

28. Actively participates in unit staff meetings and in-services.

29. Seeks resources for direction when necessary.

30. Performs additional duties and is responsible for specific projects that are assigned according to ability and experience, by the Administrator, Supervising Nurse, Charge Nurse or RN.

31. Provides documentation of attending continuing education of at least five hours per year.

32. Must be able to push and pull heavy medical equipment (on wheels) weighing up to 200 pounds on a daily basis.

33. Must be capable of verifying visual and audio alarms on machines.

34. Must be able to occasionally lift up to 30 pounds.

35. Must have full range of body motion and flexibility.

36. Must have ability to climb, reach, kneel, stoop, and bend on a daily basis.

37. Must comply with all hospital personnel policies.

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