Patient Care Tech - Benton County Dialysis (Full-time, 4 10-hr shifts & every other Saturday)
Washington Regional Medical System·Bentonville, Arkansas
Washington Regional Medical System·Bentonville, Arkansas
The Patient Care Technician provides direct care to dialysis patients under nursing supervision, including initiating treatments and monitoring patient responses. They are also responsible for preparing and disinfecting dialysis equipment and maintaining department cleanliness.
The role of the Patient Care Technician reports to the Nurse Manager in collaboration with the Director of Clinical Services and Regulatory Affairs. This position is responsible for providing care to dialysis patients under the supervision of licensed nursing staff. Essential Position Responsibilities Prepare dialysis equipment for treatment including ensuring all pre-procedure testing is performed prior to patient treatment Assist with disinfecting process and storage of dialysis equipment post treatment process Obtain patient vital signs, document in the medical record, and report findings to the assigned nurse Initiate dialysis treatment within scope of practice and partner with assigned nurse as required Monitor patient during treatment ensuring patient is responding appropriately to treatment and notify assigned nurse of any adverse reactions to treatment Comply with and enforce all policies and procedures as they pertain to the delivery of care, infection control, and safety Collect and label specimens and ensure timely delivery to the laboratory Assist with maintaining cleanliness of the department and ensure supplies are stocked Qualifications Education: High school diploma or GED Licensure and Certifications: CCHT certification required within 18 months of start of dialysis experience. CPR, required.
Candidates must have a high school diploma or GED and a CPR certification. CCHT certification is required within 18 months of starting dialysis experience, and previous clinical experience in dialysis is preferred.
Market context
In Arkansas, patient care tech roles in dialysis are typically driven by steady demand from ongoing chronic kidney care needs and scheduled treatment coverage. These positions are competitive because employers often look for a high school diploma or GED, CPR certification, and dialysis experience or a path to CCHT within 18 months. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly compare fit, then confirm your CPR status and readiness for the certification timeline before applying.
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