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Chronic RN—Oregon
Enjoy a 13-week assignment in a beautiful location. Work three 12-hour shifts with no call. 48 stations. Must have at least one year dialysis experience. |
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Chronic RN–Texas
This outpatient opportunity lasts 13 weeks. Schedule is three 12-hour shifts. Work with K machines. |
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Acute and Chronic RN—New Jersey
Flexible scheduling is available with this assignment. No call. Have plenty of time for recreation in the Garden State. |
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Chronic RN—California
Work with Phoenix machines in this chronic setting. Work three 12-hour shifts with eight stations. |
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Stephanie Eads, Dialysis Travel Recruiter
As a new addition to the Foundation family, Stephanie has jumped in with both feet. She is already becoming an expert on travel dialysis and does an outstanding job caring for her travelers.
Stephanie's customer service experience contributes to her ability to serve her travelers and make them feel secure. She says customer service taught her to listen closely and match expectations with assignments. Stephanie works hard to make her travelers' special requests happen.
She says, "My goal with each and every traveler is to exceed their expectations and keep them working as much as they want." She is dedicated to providing an extraordinary experience for each traveler.
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Industry News: Home dialysis modality use may increase
Currently, the majority of dialysis patients receive in-center treatment. However, that could change according to a new study conducted by BioTrends Research Group, Inc. This report, based on answers from 78 dialysis center medical directors and 34 dialysis nurses, covers usage of dialysis modalities and attitudes towards these modalities, as well as expected future use.
Medical directors who completed the online survey agreed that home dialysis is under utilized, largely due to patients' preferences for treatment. The report conveyed the directors' opinion that, if better understood, more patients would choose alternative dialysis treatment options such as home dialysis.
In fact, the report showed that many of the dialysis professionals who responded to the survey said they would choose home dialysis for their own treatment. The directors and nurses predict that their use of both PD and home hemodialysis will increase in the near future due to bundling payment systems that are becoming available.
Source: BioTrends Research Group, Inc. "While Use of Home Dialysis Modalities Remains Low, Increased Use is Expected in Light of the Upcoming Dialysis Bundled Payment Systems" FoxBusiness.com. 21 April 2010. http://www.foxbusiness.com/ 3 May 2010. |
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