Dialysis Incharge

Oversee daily scheduling, shift rosters, and patient flow for inpatient and outpatient dialysis treatments.

Ensure the unit runs smoothly, maintaining high standards of patient throughput and safety.

Manage inventory, medical supplies, dialyzers, and consumables to prevent stockouts. 

Supervise, mentor, and evaluate dialysis technicians, nurses, and junior staff.

Conduct periodic training sessions on clinical protocols, emergency handling, and equipment operation.

Assign duties and monitor shift attendance and performance standards. 

Ensure comprehensive, end-to-end patient care management from pre-dialysis assessment to post-treatment recovery.

Monitor high-risk or unstable patients and coordinate immediately with nephrologists or medical officers during complications.

Oversee patient education regarding fluid restrictions, diet, access care (fistula/graft/catheter), and treatment compliance.

Supervise the continuous monitoring and maintenance of Hemodialysis machines and Reverse Osmosis (RO) water treatment plants to ensure pure product water.

Ensure strict adherence to machine calibration, disinfection, and dialyzer reprocessing protocols.

Coordinate prompt repairs or servicing with biomedical engineering teams.

Ensure strict compliance with hospital infection control, biomedical waste management, and safety regulations.

Maintain accurate clinical documentation, treatment records, quality assurance logs, and audit files.

Implement continuous quality improvement (CQI) initiatives within the unit

Requirements

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.Sc Nursing) or General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) with specialized experience, OR
  
• B.Sc / Diploma in Dialysis Technology with extensive supervisory experience.
  
Experience:
• Typically  5+ years of clinical experience in a hemodialysis unit, with prior leadership or senior technician/nurse experience