Job Description:

Educational Background

Bachelor’s degree in Nursing.

Experience

Minimum 6 months of relevant nursing experience, preferably in Peritoneal Dialysis or a related clinical setting.

Key Responsibilities

Assess patients’ clinical conditions and monitor their overall health status.

Perform and supervise Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) procedures.

Provide appropriate catheter and exit-site care.

Identify, monitor, and manage common PD-related complications, including suspected peritonitis and catheter-related problems.

Educate and support patients and caregivers on PD procedures, care, and adherence.

Provide 24/7 phone support to patients and caregivers when required.

Conduct home visits to assess the patient’s home environment, hygiene conditions, storage of PD supplies, and adherence to PD procedures.

Maintain accurate and timely patient documentation and reporting.

Complete administrative tasks and update patient information using the company’s software.

Collaborate effectively with physicians and other members of the multidisciplinary healthcare team.

Clinical Training & Development

Participate in supervised patient visits and follow-ups.

Gain practical experience in identifying and managing common PD complications.

Participate in the assessment of catheter-related problems and suspected peritonitis.

Participate in patient and caregiver training and follow-up.

Learn how to assess patients’ home environments, including hygiene conditions, storage of supplies, and adherence to PD procedures.

Demonstrate accurate and timely documentation and reporting.

Progressively take on greater responsibility and work toward independent management of assigned clinical responsibilities.

Desired Candidate Profile