Travel Dialysis Technician (13-week Contract) — Janesville, WI | Certified NNCC/BONET, $1,040.40/36h

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Location: Janesville, WI
Assignment: Contract / Travel — 13 weeks
Start Date: June 22, 2026
Shift: Days (36 hours/week)
Rate: $1,040.40 / 36 hours

Required certifications and qualifications

• Current Certified Clinical Hemodialysis Technician (NNCC or BONET)
• Current CPR or BLS certification
• Recent experience providing direct patient care in a dialysis setting
• Ability to read and follow complex instructions and communicate effectively one-on-one and in small groups

Core responsibilities

• Set up patient stations and dialysis machines pre-treatment; enter treatment data
• Cannulate access, initiate and manage treatments, remove needles and take down/clean machines post-treatment
• Perform catheter care: access, flush, and heparinize; prepare heparin for catheter flush
• Collect lab specimens and perform required testing sample collection (LAL, water, dialysate)
• Measure and record patient assessment data and vital signs (pulse, temperature, manual blood pressure, weight) on treatment records
• Conduct vascular access monitoring and related data collection
• Perform and document routine and intermittent water room checks; conduct monthly water room disinfection as required by testing results
• Perform water, dialysate, and machine safety checks and record equipment status and repairs
• Maintain and inventory medical supplies; place orders as needed
• Apply and follow infection prevention protocols for dialysis equipment
• Work with Biomedical Team on equipment maintenance and repairs
• Participate in department performance improvement, education, and training activities

Documentation and regulatory

• Maintain accurate records of treatments, equipment status, repairs, water and dialysate test results, and other regulatory documentation

Physical/skills

• Competent in manual blood pressure measurement and standard dialysis technical procedures
• Able to perform patient care duties and operate dialysis equipment in accordance with facility and regulatory standards