The Intermediate Home Therapies Dialysis Nurse has responsibility for coordinating the services related to home modalities including patient training, follow-up care, primary nursing and case management, education, and promotion of home treatment modalities to patients and staff. In addition, the intermediate home therapies nurse demonstrates a solid practice in the home modality he/she has been trained in.

The RN identifies professional role development activities including continuing education, quality assessment and improvement, and the review and clinical application of research findings. The RN identifies ethically sound practice and confronts ethical challenges with minimal assistance from a mentor.

About You

Making life better for those with kidney disease is a mission you can embrace fully and passionately. You want to learn about your patients beyond just their time in treatment. You know the value of compassion, commitment and especially collaboration. You believe in continuous improvement as a way of looking at everything. You pursue goals with determination and build long and productive professional relationships.

What You Will Gain

Relationships: You will work directly with a multi-disciplinary team who are just as passionate as you about making a difference in others’ lives. You will also work alongside leaders who believe leading means serving; they support you in providing care that is unsurpassed in our industry.

Impact: The care you provide will enable our patients to live a better life that meets their needs holistically.

Growth: A Satellite career offers a lot of challenges, but also the support and leadership to learn and grow from each one. Here, the paths you find for fulfilling your aspirations don’t need to be linear if that’s your choice. With everything Satellite is doing to be a force for progress in the industry, you have many options before you.

Minimum Qualifications

Experience: One (1) year of general Registered Nursing (RN) experience required; Peritoneal or Hemodialysis experience preferred; Teaching experience preferred.

Education: Graduation from an accredited nursing school or equivalent; BSN preferred

License/Certifications: Current Registered Nurse (RN) license within state of practice; Nephrology certification within one year of eligibility; Current CPR certification