Dialysis Patient Care Technician - Phoenix, AZ

Job Description:

We put the fun back into teamwork. You'll play an important role at DaVita-and in the lives of patients and their families. As part of our professional team of clinicians, you will be responsible for measuring and recording stats, patient observations, machine set up and other duties to ensure the compassionate, professional delivery of outpatient dialysis services. If you love patient-centered health care with real relationships inside a company that encourages fun on and off the clock, then DaVita is the place for you. Some details about this position:This is a full-time position on a variable Mon-Sat schedule. Saturday shifts tend to rotate on an "every other" basis. Flexibility is key. Shifts will vary so again, flexibility is key. 36-44hrs/week. Earliest starting time: 5:45am, Latest ending time: 8:30pm. At least one year of dialysis experience is REQUIRED. MA/Phlebotomy experience is a huge bonus and much preferred. Spanish fluency is also a major plus! This is a busy facility serving 120 patients/week via 24 stations. A strong work ethic, team spirit and FUN nature go a long way at DaVita. Roll up those sleeves and put on your party hat! Our patients are the #1 priority so we're looking for the cream of the crop to help make a difference in their lives. We offer career options to fit your lifestyle. Here is what you can expect when you join our Village as a Patient Care Technician.Fun, relationships-based culture-patient- and teammate-driven FORTUNE 500 stability-with the nation's largest independent provider of dialysis services Training Magazine Top 125 award-winning education Multiple career paths across a variety of cutting-edge modalities Rewards for your stellar performance Clinical outcomes consistently ranked above the national average-treating more than one-third of the dialysis population (that's approximately 100,000 patients!) Exceptional benefits-including the healthcare industry's most generous profit sharing program Dedication above all to caring for patients suffering from chronic kidney failure-at over 800 hospital units and approximately 1,300 outpatient dialysis clinics nationwide