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Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN) Reviews
What is it like working as a Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN)?
July 2021
Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN) in Twin Falls:
Loved the people I worked with and the patients. Hours were brutal. I can't work 13-15 hrs in one day sorry. Pay was decent, education was great. If the hours were better would probably still be working there.
July 2021
It is rewarding since I tend to bond with my patients.
Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN) in Lithonia:
Pros: Team work
Cons: We tend to work short and this leads to burn out
June 2021
Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN) in Troutville:
Pros: Management, patients, benefits.
Cons: Extremely disorganized and inefficient orientation process, software is extremely outdated and I.T. is called frequently, top-heavy on management and too light on workers, PCTs are grossly underpaid, RNs are not properly compensated for their overall nursing experience, management is spread too thin causing too much to fall on workers, upper management does not ask workers their experience on what could be improved/helped, upper management seems disconnected from "how things actually work".
June 2021
Better than working the floor.
Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN) in Rogers:
Pros: One on one care with a max of two to one
Cons: The pay and the employee interactions
June 2021
Peritoneal dialysis, transplant care, acute and chronic kidney disease management, newly diagnosed end stage renal failure management and preparation for hemodialysis.
Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN) in Kuala Lumpur:
Pros: Hands on nursing care, practice healthcare workers in very good environment, education and patient satisfaction is priority
Cons: Salary
January 2021
Crazy days.
Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN) in Lucedale:
Pros: Being able to share love and compassion with my patients
Cons: Not enough staff to care for patients sufficiently
November 2020
Depending on your region and managers, job satisfaction can vary significantly.
Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN) in Whitsett:
Pros: The patients are the only reason I stay; I've built relationships with them, and they deserve good, knowledgeable staff. Concerning the company there are good benefits. Education reimbursement, opportunities to attend conferences.
Cons: I had a good team, and then once they discovered they were being grossly underpaid, everyone left. There is so much unexplained variation in pay, it feels unfair, and biased. The RODs and above constantly lie, they only care about money, and not the patients. They are always short staffed l, and will require long term coverage of other clinics; they don't care out the employees' health and work life balance. Very high nurse:patient ratios, and frequently over the already high ratio, as they are constantly short staffed.
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