Community Health Systems·Vicksburg, Mississippi
The Dialysis Technician provides direct patient care and technical support for hemodialysis treatments under nursing supervision. Key duties include monitoring patients, operating dialysis machinery, and ensuring adherence to infection control and quality standards.
The Dialysis Technician is responsible for providing direct patient care and technical support in the delivery of hemodialysis treatments under the supervision of a registered nurse. This role performs dialysis procedures, monitors equipment, and supports patient safety and comfort during treatment. The Dialysis Technician ensures adherence to clinical protocols, infection control guidelines, and quality standards to support optimal patient outcomes.
Essential Functions
Performs hemodialysis procedures in accordance with established clinical guidelines and protocols.
Monitors patients during dialysis treatment, including vital signs, fluid status, and potential adverse reactions.
Obtains and documents pre- and post-dialysis vital signs and patient weights.
Assists with initiation and termination of dialysis treatments, ensuring accurate machine setup and proper vascular access.
Adjusts fluid removal rates and dialysis machine settings as directed by the registered nurse.
Conducts routine water quality testing and ensures equipment disinfection, maintenance, and quality control are performed according to policy.
Responds to emergency situations and supports patient stabilization under the direction of nursing staff.
Maintains accurate and timely documentation of treatments, observations, and equipment logs.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Maintains regular and reliable attendance.
Complies with all policies and standards.
• 0-1 years of experience in a dialysis or patient care setting preferred
Candidates should have 0-1 years of experience in patient care and a high school diploma. Required certifications include Basic Life Support (BLS) and Certified Clinical Hemodialysis Technician (CCHT).
Market context
In Mississippi, nursing openings commonly signal steady demand in hospitals, clinics, and long-term care settings, especially for candidates who already hold an active state RN license. These roles are competitive because employers often look for graduate-level preparation, recent bedside experience, and readiness to work within facility-specific protocols. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your Mississippi RN license status and highlight your one year of RN experience in your application.
