Lead Dialysis Technician

Company Description RAHI Care Official is a renal care provider committed to accessible and affordable quality healthcare for diverse communities across India. Founded on the vision of serving the masses and “restoring & rekindling lives,” the organization focuses on high-quality kidney care for people affected by conditions such as diabetes and hypertension that can lead to End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD). To address the shortage and high cost of dialysis and transplants, RAHI Care operates a growing network of modern renal care centers equipped with advanced technology. These centers are staffed by skilled medical professionals who aim to deliver safe, consistent dialysis treatment and compassionate patient care. The promoter and leadership team includes specialist doctors with over 15 years of experience, entrepreneurs, managers, and academicians, with operations currently spanning 52 locations across several Indian states.
Role Description The Lead Dialysis Technician role at RAHI Care Official is a full-time, on-site position based in Bhubaneswar. The Lead Dialysis Technician oversees daily dialysis operations, including preparing and maintaining dialysis machines, performing safe hemodialysis procedures, and monitoring patients throughout treatment. This role includes supervising dialysis technicians, coordinating patient schedules, and ensuring adherence to clinical protocols and infection control standards. The individual documents vital signs, treatment parameters, and patient responses, while promptly reporting any clinical concerns to the nursing and medical teams. The Lead Dialysis Technician also supports patient education, contributes to quality improvement initiatives, and helps maintain a clean, organized, and compliant dialysis unit environment.
Qualifications
Strong technical skills in Dialysis and Hemodialysis procedures, including machine setup, operation, and troubleshooting.
Demonstrated competence in Patient Care and monitoring Vital Signs, with a focus on safety, comfort, and dignity.
Knowledge of Medicine relevant to renal care and dialysis, including basic pharmacology and understanding of common comorbid conditions.
Certification or diploma in dialysis technology or a related paramedical field; national or state registration where applicable.
Several years of experience as a dialysis technician, including prior responsibility or leadership within a dialysis unit.
Familiarity with infection control practices, biomedical waste management, and clinical documentation standards.
Effective communication and interpersonal skills for working with patients, families, and multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
Ability to work in shift-based schedules, respond calmly in emergencies, and maintain attention to detail in a high-volume clinical environment.

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