Staff Nurse; RN

WHAT YOU WILL DO

As a Staff Nurse you will actively participate in professional role development activities, including continuing education, quality assessment and improvement, and the review and clinical application of research findings. The Staff Nurse develops ethically sound practice and confronts ethical challenges through the application of the Nephrology Nursing Standards of Practice and the state Scope of Practices.

You will play a vital role to ensure that we deliver on our Mission to make life better for those living with kidney disease and our Vision to be unsurpassed in our individualized experience, our quality, and our compassion. You approach your work with an indisputable sense of greater purpose. You are patient‑centric and have a track record of leading interdisciplinary teams in providing quality care.

Lastly, you are high energy, seek out opportunities to improve the environment for patients and staff, are goal‑oriented, and gain deep satisfaction from building relationships.

Relationships:
You will work directly with a multi‑disciplinary team that is as passionate as you in making a difference in others' lives. You will become a servant leader, bringing up your team to provide care that is unsurpassed by others in our industry.

Impact:
You will set the tone that enables our patients to live a better life and address their needs holistically. You will make a difference for our patients so that they do dialysis to live instead of living for dialysis.

Growth:
You will have formal and informal opportunities for professional growth in a supportive environment. You will become a subject‑matter expert and have a wide range of opportunities for career advancement.

Experience: One (1) year of registered nurse experience. Minimum 3 months (California & Tennessee) or 6 months (Texas) of experience as a Nephrology Nurse with dialysis experience required; a combination of in‑center, and / or acute, hemodialysis required.

Education: Graduation from an accredited nursing school or equivalent.

License / Certification: Current, active, unencumbered state RN licensure. Current Healthcare Provider certification (CPR) required.

Minimum Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: Competent and in‑depth knowledge regarding the use of Electronic Health Records. Ability to organize, prioritize and complete projects independently.

• Current nursing license in the applicable state.
• Confirmation of ability to distinguish all primary colors.
• One or more years of current nursing experience preferred.
• Previous dialysis nursing experience preferred.

• One or more years of current nursing experience preferred.
• Previous dialysis nursing experience preferred.

We’re here to change the lives of people with kidney disease and shape the future of kidney care. We still have much work ahead. If you desire to make a positive impact in the life of others and pursue a fulfilling career in healthcare, we invite you to join our team at U.S. Renal Care!

Are you with US? Apply today!