Travel Nurse RN - Dialysis
Mauston, WI
CloudinfraIT Inc
3x12 hrs, Days

Travel Dialysis RN | Mauston, WI | $2,215/week
Location: Mauston, Wisconsin
Start Date: March 2, 2026
Duration: 13 Weeks
Schedule: 34 hours per week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday | 4:00 AM – 4:30 PM)

Position Overview
A healthcare facility in Mauston, WI, is seeking a dedicated and professional Dialysis Registered Nurse for a 13-week travel assignment. This role requires a clinician with exceptional accuracy and attention to detail to manage day-to-day nursing activities and provide specialized care to hemodialysis patients.

Non-Negotiable Required Qualifications
Please note: Candidates who do not meet 100% of the following criteria will not be considered for this role.
Experience: Minimum of 9 months of clinical nursing experience, including at least 3 months of specialized experience providing clinical dialysis care in either a chronic or acute setting.
Licensure: Must hold and maintain an active Wisconsin Registered Nursing License at the time of application.
Certifications: Current BLS/BCLS certification is strictly required.
Education: Minimum of a two-year degree in nursing (Associate Degree) required; a four-year degree (BSN) is preferred.
Clinical Proficiency: Proven ability to manage rapidly changing patient stations and perform lab competencies and quality controls.

Key Responsibilities
Assessment & Care Planning: Perform assessments of hemodialysis patients to develop, implement, and evaluate individualized plans of care.
Clinical Interventions: Administer, monitor, and document therapeutic interventions and regimens with high accuracy.
Station Management: Effectively manage patient stations and delegate tasks to other department members as necessary.
Provider Support: Assist providers with patient-related needs before, during, and after hemodialysis care to ensure efficient service.
Lab & Triage: Obtain lab specimens, perform quality controls, and coordinate extra care at alternate facilities when required.
Patient Education: Educate patients and family members regarding disease processes, care needs, and safety issues.
Collaboration: Participate in daily huddles, monthly meetings, and clinical decision-making processes.