Travel Nurse RN - Dialysis
Janesville, WI
First Connect Health
3x12 hrs, Days
Referral Bonus

Registered Nurse – Outpatient Dialysis (RN Outpatient Dialysis)

Job Order ID: 300639

Contract Duration: 13 Weeks 

Shift Matrix: Day Shift | 36 Guaranteed Hours Per Week

• Work Schedule: 36 guaranteed hours per week on day shift rotation.
• Holiday Policy: Mandatory holiday coverage required per departmental schedule.
• On-Call Requirement: No call specified.
• Guaranteed Hours: 36 Hours Per Week

🚫 Absolute Minimum Qualifications & Departmental Hardstops:

• Licensure Mandate: Active, unencumbered Wisconsin State RN License or Compact RN License held in hand and verified active at submission.
• Experience Baseline: Minimum 2+ years of recent Outpatient Dialysis / Chronic Hemodialysis RN experience.
• Education Mandate: Full education verification required at submission.
• Mandatory Certifications (AHA Only):
  • Active AHA BLS (American Heart Association ONLY)
  • Active AHA ACLS (American Heart Association ONLY)
• EHR Proficiency: Mandatory Epic EMR experience.
• Holiday Commitment: Must agree to fulfill holiday shift coverage.

Job Summary & Clinical Scope

An Outpatient Dialysis Center in Janesville, WI is seeking an experienced Outpatient Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN Outpatient Dialysis) for a 13-week day contract in the Outpatient Dialysis Unit. Operating within a multi-specialty ambulatory facility (150–500 bed system footprint), the RN will manage chronic hemodialysis treatments, vascular access care, fluid/electrolyte management, and long-term renal disease plan-of-care execution for ESRD patient populations.

• Chronic Hemodialysis Treatment Execution: Initiate, monitor, and terminate outpatient hemodialysis procedures following standardized safety, infection control, and operational policies.
• Vascular Access Assessment & Care: Access, assess, and maintain arteriovenous fistulas (AVFs), synthetic AV grafts, and central venous hemodialysis catheters; execute sterile dressing changes and cannulation techniques.
• Patient Assessment & Care Planning: Utilize the nursing process to develop, initiate, and evaluate individualized renal care plans, including interdisciplinary collaboration with nephrologists, dietitians, and social workers.
• Pharmacotherapy & Fluid Balance Management: Administer prescribed medications, continuous IV fluid titrations, erythropoietin-stimulating agents (ESAs), and iron infusions while monitoring ultrafiltration and hemodynamic stability.
• Patient & Family Education: Educate renal patients and families on fluid/dietary restrictions, medication compliance, access care, and self-management strategies.

Department & Facility Details

• Department Setting: Outpatient Dialysis Unit.
• EHR System: Epic.