Patient Care Technician
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Screened prospective donors for eligibility by conducting health screenings, interviewing donors, and obtaining medical histories.
Performed venipuncture and monitored donors throughout procedures, recognizing and responding to adverse reactions as needed.
Documented donor reactions, equipment alarms, and procedural concerns accurately and according to established protocols.
Trained donor support technicians and phlebotomy staff on procedures, safety practices, and workflow expectations.
Maintained product quality and donor safety while working in a fast-paced, highly regulated clinical environment.
Followed infection control, sharp disposal, and biohazardous waste procedures to support a safe environment.
Provide direct patient care to individuals receiving hemodialysis while managing multiple patients in a fast-paced clinical setting.
Monitor patients before, during, and after dialysis treatment, including obtaining and documenting vital signs, patient observations, and treatment-related information.
Prepare and operate hemodialysis equipment (Fresenius 2008K2) according to established procedures and safety standards.
Communicate patient concerns and changes in condition to nurses and other members of the clinical care team.
Educate patients on dialysis-related topics and reinforce treatment and kidney-health information.
Build long-term relationships with patients receiving ongoing treatment for end-stage renal disease.
Precept and train newly hired patient care technicians on dialysis procedures, patient care, documentation, safety protocols, and clinical workflows.
Bachelor's Degree in Biology with a Minor in Biochemistry
Master's Degree in Progress—Master of Public Health in Epidemiology
