Performing dialysis treatments, including pre- and post-treatment assessments, ensuring patient safety and comfort.

Monitoring patients during dialysis, observing vital signs, and responding to any complications or emergencies.

Preparing and maintaining dialysis machines and equipment, ensuring they are sterile and functioning correctly.

Educating patients and their families about dialysis procedures, potential complications, and home care instructions.

Administering medications and fluids as prescribed by the physician during dialysis treatments.

Documenting patient information, treatment details, and any adverse reactions accurately and completely.

Collaborating with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive patient care.

Maintaining a clean and organized dialysis treatment area, adhering to infection control protocols.

Troubleshooting equipment malfunctions and performing minor repairs to ensure uninterrupted dialysis treatments.

Assessing and managing vascular access sites, such as fistulas or grafts, to ensure proper function.

Monitoring and managing patients' fluid balance and electrolyte levels during dialysis.

Participating in quality improvement initiatives to enhance dialysis treatment outcomes and patient satisfaction.