Mile Bluff Medical Center·Mauston, Wisconsin
The Dialysis Technician is responsible for preparing dialysis machines, cannulating patient access, and initiating or discontinuing treatments. They monitor patients for adverse reactions and document necessary data for each treatment session.
The Dialysis Technician assists in providing hemodialysis to patients by; preparing dialysis machines, cannulating patient access and initiating/discontinuing treatments. Position Responsibilities: Evaluate patient access before cannulation each treatment. Setting up and tearing down of dialysis machines in safe and timely manner. Documents necessary data for each patient every treatment. Monitor patients closely during treatment for adverse reactions and reports to nurse accordingly. Obtain lab specimens as ordered. Attends daily huddles and monthly meetings as scheduled. Perform other nursing duties as requested. Position Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent required. CCHT certification preferred or must be obtained within 18 months of hire. BLS certification required. 6 months of related work experience preferred. Exceptional accuracy and attention to detail required. Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities Intermediate to expert proficiency with computers is required. Clinical skills: cannulate, draw labs, calculate fluid removal and documentation. Responsible for cleaning, quality control and maintenance of dialysis equipment. Self-starter with excellent customer service, interpersonal communication and problem-solving skills.
A high school diploma and BLS certification are required, with CCHT certification preferred or required within 18 months. Six months of related work experience is preferred along with strong attention to detail.
Market context
In Wisconsin, administration roles in healthcare settings are typically supported by steady demand from clinics, hospitals, and other patient-facing operations that need organized, reliable support. These roles can be competitive because employers often look for candidates with a high school diploma, about 3 years of phlebotomy or related laboratory experience, strong communication skills, and comfort with physical demands and hazardous materials. Review the full posting carefully and compare the listed duties, since the job requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original description to save research time.
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