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Sinai Chicago

RENAL HEMO DIAL TECHNICIAN II

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Job Description

RENAL HEMO DIAL TECHNICIAN II

Facility Mount Sinai Hospital

Department

MSH MSH RENAL DIALYSIS

Job Category Allied Health

Shift Varied Shifts

Schedule Call/Registry/Per Diem

Salary Range Starting at $17.76

Req # 27708 About Sinai Health System The member institutions of Sinai Health System collectively deliver a full range of high-quality outpatient and inpatient services, as well as a large number of innovative community-based health, research, and social service programs. We focus our collective depth of expertise and passion to improve the health of the 1.5 million people who live in our diverse service area. Sinai Health System, with our team of dedicated caregivers, is uniquely committed to building stronger, healthier communities. Visit www.sinai.org for more information about our organization. Hemodialysis Technician II Mount Sinai Hospital hemodialysis unit is one of the few remaining hospital-based dialysis programs in the country. The hemodialysis unit has always been maintained by the hospital since the unit first opened in the 1960s. The dialysis program currently includes dialysis services at Mount Sinai Hospital, Schwab rehabilitation hospital, and Holy Cross hospital. At Sinai, the services provided are outpatient and inpatient hemodialysis; at Schwab, inpatient hemodialysis; and at Holy Cross, inpatient hemodialysis. The outpatient dialysis unit has 11 stations, serving four shifts of patients Monday through Saturday. There are two staff shifts. The inpatient unit has 4 stations and also provides bedside dialysis. Schwab has a 2-station unit and also provides bedside dialysis. Holy Cross has a 6-station unit and provides bedside dialysis as well. All acute services also are operational Monday through Saturday. The unit is closed on Sunday. Acute staff has on call responsibilities. Also, Mount Sinai hospital and Schwab are currently developing a stronger peritoneal dialysis program. The staffing mix is approximately 60% RN and 40% certified hemodialysis technicians. The chronic staff work five, 8 hour shifts and the acute staff work four, 10 hour shifts. Mount Sinai hospital has four nephrologists, all part of the Sinai health system. They are on site, responsive, and supportive of the dialysis staff. We enjoy our independence functioning within a hospital system, as opposed to an outside management company. Our dialysis patients can more easily coordinate their other appointments and services along with their dialysis treatments here at Sinai. The unit also has practically no staff turnover. There are numerous learning opportunities from the different dialysis modalities as well as learning about all the equipment that is involved in preparing a safe dialysis treatment. Hospital-based and hospital managed dialysis program Program includes: 11-station chronic unit, 4 patient shifts, 2 staff shofts (AM/PM), 6 days per week Mon thru

Sat General Summary:

Calibrate, monitor, and maintain hemodialysis machine and dialysis equipment to provide dialysis treatment for patients with kidney failure under the direction of the assigned Hemodialysis Nurse/Hemodialysis Charge Nurse. Caregiver may be assigned to work at any of the four locations at any given time (Mount Sinai Hospital, Schwab Rehab Hospital, Holy Cross Hospital, and Ogden Commons). On- Call requirements will apply for acute Hemodialysis. Benefits 403 b with matching contributions

CE Courses offered

Tuition Reimbursement

Medical / Dental / Vision

PTO Minimum Work Experience:

5+ years treating dialysis patients

License/ Certification:

High School Diploma or GED plus relevant training acquired through work experience or education. Must be certified as a dialysis technician via NNCC (Nephrology Nursing Certification Commission) or BONENT (Board of Nephrology Examiners Nursing Technology).

Active BLS required.

Benefits

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
  • Financial Aid/Assistance
  • Dental Insurance
  • 403(b) Tax-Sheltered Annuity Plans