Clinical Coordinator - Registered Nurse - Dialysis
Eugene, OR, USA
Posted on Oct 18, 2026
Role Overview: The Charge Nurse supports clinical operations by leading patient care teams, ensuring compliance with regulations, and maintaining quality and safety standards.
Responsibilities: Provide guidance and support to staff, participate in staffing and disciplinary decisions, oversee patient care plans, and ensure adherence to policies and safety protocols.
Supervise documentation, coordinate patient assignments, respond to emergencies, and collaborate with the care team to monitor patient conditions.
Educate patients and families, operate dialysis and emergency equipment, and assist with staff training and hiring.
Promote a safe environment, participate in quality assurance activities, and support special projects as needed.
Qualifications & Skills: Must be a registered nurse (RN) with a valid license, with a minimum of 12 months nursing experience and 6 months in dialysis care.
Supervisory experience preferred. CPR certification, excellent communication skills, and knowledge of dialysis practices are required.
Physical demands include interaction with patients and staff, facility travel, and exposure to healthcare environments.
Responsibilities: Provide guidance and support to staff, participate in staffing and disciplinary decisions, oversee patient care plans, and ensure adherence to policies and safety protocols.
Supervise documentation, coordinate patient assignments, respond to emergencies, and collaborate with the care team to monitor patient conditions.
Educate patients and families, operate dialysis and emergency equipment, and assist with staff training and hiring.
Promote a safe environment, participate in quality assurance activities, and support special projects as needed.
Qualifications & Skills: Must be a registered nurse (RN) with a valid license, with a minimum of 12 months nursing experience and 6 months in dialysis care.
Supervisory experience preferred. CPR certification, excellent communication skills, and knowledge of dialysis practices are required.
Physical demands include interaction with patients and staff, facility travel, and exposure to healthcare environments.