We’re looking for highly skilled and compassionate nurses to join our hospital nursing team!

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Dialysis & Outpatient Clinic Registered Nurse: 

The Registered Nurse Supervisor working in the Nephrology Department is responsible for planning, organizing,
implementing, evaluating, and overseeing a clinical dialysis unit, patient care and facility. The RN supervisor coordinates,
delegates, provides direct nursing care for patients and oversees the daily functions of the dialysis staff. Provides
supervision for patient team members in accordance with their level of training and the patient’s acuity. Works with 
nephrology medical practitioners to provide dialysis-related high-quality care to patients in need of renal replacement
therapy. The dialysis nurse collaborates closely with medical practitioners, dieticians, social workers, and vascular access
departments to meet the needs of the patient during dialysis treatment.

 

Ensuring high-quality nursing care in a clinical setting with a focus upon the implementation of efficient outpatient clinic services.  Providing professional nursing care by conducting patient assessments, administering treatments and medications, and performing various diagnostic tests.  Recording medical history and symptoms, completing documentation in the medical record. Assisting physicians during examinations and procedures, operating and monitoring medical equipment as necessary. May call in pharmacy prescriptions/refills.  Coordinating patient care, and acting as a liaison with other departments or facilities.  Providing patient education before and after procedures. 

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Applications can be picked up at the Phillips County Hospital at 1150 State Street in Phillipsburg, KS, completed on our website, or requested by email to jstewart@phillipshospital.org.