Home Hemodialysis Nurse

Company Description Nephro Arabia is a healthcare investment company dedicated to advancing comprehensive kidney care across the regions where it is most needed. The organization focuses on providing high-quality equipment, services, and clinical support to improve outcomes for individuals living with kidney disease. By investing in modern dialysis technologies and patient-centered care models, Nephro Arabia aims to raise standards of renal care in underserved markets. Prospective team members will join a mission-driven company committed to expanding access to safe, effective kidney care and supporting healthcare professionals in delivering excellent patient services. Role Description The Home Hemodialysis Nurse is a full-time, on-site role based in Al Ain, responsible for supporting patients who receive hemodialysis treatments in their homes. Daily tasks include assessing patient conditions, planning and coordinating home hemodialysis treatments, and monitoring the safety and effectiveness of dialysis procedures. The nurse will educate patients and caregivers on dialysis equipment use, infection control, emergency procedures, and self-care practices, and will regularly review treatment records to ensure adherence to medical protocols. The role also involves collaborating with nephrologists and other healthcare professionals, maintaining accurate clinical documentation, overseeing equipment and supplies, and participating in quality improvement and patient safety initiatives. Qualifications - Strong clinical nursing skills in renal care, including experience with hemodialysis and management of chronic kidney disease. - Knowledge of home-based care standards, patient education techniques, and infection prevention and control practices. - Ability to assess patient needs, develop care plans, monitor vital signs, and respond effectively to dialysis-related complications. - Proficiency in documenting clinical information, maintaining accurate records, and following established protocols and guidelines. - Effective communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build trust with patients, families, and multidisciplinary teams. - Strong organizational and time-management abilities to coordinate home visits, treatments, and follow-up care. - Current nursing license/registration in the applicable jurisdiction and completion of accredited nursing education (diploma or degree). - Previous experience in nephrology, dialysis centers, or home health nursing is highly preferred. - Comfort working in an on-site role in Al Ain and willingness to travel locally for patient visits when required. - Commitment to non-discriminatory, patient-centered care and adherence to all safety and ethical standards.

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