patient care & assessment
perform pre-dialysis patient assessment including vital signs, weight, blood pressure, and general health condition.
identify any contraindications or complications before initiating dialysis.
monitor patient’s physical and emotional condition throughout the dialysis process.
provide post-dialysis assessment and record patient outcomes.
dialysis treatment management
prepare and set up dialysis machines, equipment, and supplies according to prescribed protocols.
initiate, monitor, and terminate hemodialysis/peritoneal dialysis treatments safely.
administer prescribed medications, including anticoagulants, during treatment.
adjust machine parameters as per nephrologist’s instructions.
infection control & safety
follow strict infection control and aseptic techniques during all procedures.
maintain a sterile environment to prevent cross-contamination.
ensure proper cleaning, disinfection, and maintenance of dialysis machines and related equipment.
adhere to safety guidelines for handling needles, catheters, and blood products.
patient education & support
educate patients and families about dialysis process, dietary restrictions, and lifestyle modifications.
provide counseling on treatment adherence, fluid restrictions, and home-care guidelines.
offer emotional support to patients coping with chronic kidney disease.
emergency management
recognize and respond promptly to dialysis-related emergencies such as hypotension, cramps, bleeding, or cardiac arrest.
initiate emergency interventions like oxygen administration, iv fluids, or cpr when necessary.
notify nephrologists or physicians immediately in case of serious complications.
documentation & reporting
maintain accurate and updated patient medical records, dialysis logs, and medication charts.
report patient progress and incidents to the nephrologist and healthcare team.
ensure compliance with hospital and regulatory documentation standards.
team collaboration
work closely with nephrologists, dietitians, technicians, and other healthcare professionals.
assist in the orientation and training of junior staff or new nurses.
participate in multidisciplinary team meetings for patient care planning.
equipment & inventory management
check and calibrate dialysis machines before each session.
report malfunctions or breakdowns of equipment to biomedical staff.
maintain inventory of dialysis supplies, consumables, and emergency drugs.
quality & compliance
follow hospital protocols, dialysis guidelines, and nursing standards of care.
participate in audits, quality assurance programs, and continuous improvement initiatives.
ensure compliance with legal, ethical, and professional nursing standards.
professional development
stay updated with advancements in nephrology nursing and dialysis technology.
attend workshops, training sessions, and professional development programs.
maintain valid nursing license and certifications required for dialysis care.
0 - 6 Years
50 Openings
27.5 - 35.0 Lac/Yr
Online interview
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