Nature of the work of a Dialysis Technician
Dialysis technicians function in multiple roles, which include dialyzer reuse, equipment maintenance and repair, water treatment monitoring, and direct patient care.
The Patient Care Technician (PCT) is the primary direct care giver for patients undergoing dialysis treatments. They work closely with, and under the direct supervision of, registered nurses as an important member of the patient care team. Through primarily on the job training, a PCT must learn and understand the scientific principles of dialysis, the process of the dialysis treatment, and how to respond to the physical and emotional needs of people undergoing dialysis treatments.
Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalency
Experience: Courses in basic sciences; previous health care experience (such as Certified Nurse's Aide or medical technician/technologist)
Educational and Training Opportunities: Training opportunities may include on-the-job training, employer-sponsored training programs, or vocational schools/community college programs.
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