As a Clinic Manager at Fresenius Medical Care, you’ll manage the daily operations of our outpatient centers. More importantly, you’ll be the key driver in carrying out our mission: To deliver superior care that improves the quality of life of every patient, every day, setting the standard by which others in the health care industry are judged. This is accomplished by hiring, developing and inspiring a multi-disciplinary team, collaborating with physicians, tracking and delivering superior patient outcomes and monitoring regulatory and safety requirements. Strong management skills are required and prior direct patient care experience is needed for occasions when the team needs a helping hand.

Patient Care Technicians (PCTs) at Fresenius Medical Care support and collaborate with RNs to provide dialysis treatment to several patients at a time while maintaining the functionality of the clinic. This involves prepping and testing equipment, reviewing treatment sheets, and opening the clinic at 4am for first shift. PCTs have a combination of technical skills and genuine passion needed to develop deep relationships with patients and improve their quality of life. Qualified candidates have prior customer service, healthcare and direct patient care experience, and will have the opportunity to learn the discipline of dialysis.

Fresenius Medical Care nurses are on the front line of patient care, improving the quality of life of every patient, every day. That means providing dialysis care to 10-12 patients at any given time, and collaborating with our multi-disciplinary team to deliver a unique care plan to each one of them. This role is all about relationships and the bond you’ll create with patients and their families. Prior dialysis nursing experience is helpful, but many successful candidates come from a background in ICU, PCU and/or surgery.

Job Description

Level Description'Technician
' Leveling Guide consists of jobs that accomplish work through a specialized knowledge or skills gained through a combination of vocational education, training, apprenticeship (craft, skilled and semi-skilled), and experience. This career stream will be most commonly applied to manufacturing technician job profiles.

Market Summary
Performs calibrations on test and measurement instrumentation in the calibration laboratory. Troubleshoots, repairs, and uses calibration knowledge to work on equipment. Responsible for customer satisfaction on equipment and services. Creates and verifies calibration data sheets for technical content and accuracy based upon specifications and approved procedures.

Impact
• Applies developing, but not fully functioning, technical knowledge, as well as equipment, systems, controls, procedures, and/or essential regulations for assigned work.
• Makes routine decisions within limited, defined parameters. Work is guided by well-defined tasks, established deadlines, quality standards, and priorities; learns and implements policies, procedures, quality, and compliance standards.

Communication• Communication
is internal and largely around giving and receiving basic information such as instructions, work processed and directions; little to no interpretation of policies. Straightforward.
• Elevates questions, problems and significant challenges to more senior employees for direction or subject matter expertise.

Innovation
• Recognizes and resolves basic, routine, or common and repetitive problems requiring service and support skills. Seeks assistance on complex issues.
• Performs straightforward work tasks that are patterned and supported by documentation and guidelines requiring minimal independent judgement.

Knowledge
• Demonstrates knowledge of basic to intermediate level concepts, terminology, codes, quality standards, and specialized job requirements.
• Demonstrates basic written, interpersonal, analytical, and application skills; understands FMC procedures and applies with minimal instruction.

Level Description'Technician
' Leveling Guide consists of jobs that accomplish work through a specialized knowledge or skills gained through a combination of vocational education, training, apprenticeship (craft, skilled and semi-skilled), and experience. This career stream will be most commonly applied to manufacturing technician job profiles.

Market Summary
Performs calibrations on test and measurement instrumentation in the calibration laboratory. Troubleshoots, repairs, and uses calibration knowledge to work on equipment. Responsible for customer satisfaction on equipment and services. Creates and verifies calibration data sheets for technical content and accuracy based upon specifications and approved procedures.

Impact
• Applies developing, but not fully functioning, technical knowledge, as well as equipment, systems, controls, procedures, and/or essential regulations for assigned work.
• Makes routine decisions within limited, defined parameters. Work is guided by well-defined tasks, established deadlines, quality standards, and priorities; learns and implements policies, procedures, quality, and compliance standards.

Communication• Communication
is internal and largely around giving and receiving basic information such as instructions, work processed and directions; little to no interpretation of policies. Straightforward.
• Elevates questions, problems and significant challenges to more senior employees for direction or subject matter expertise.

Innovation
• Recognizes and resolves basic, routine, or common and repetitive problems requiring service and support skills. Seeks assistance on complex issues.
• Performs straightforward work tasks that are patterned and supported by documentation and guidelines requiring minimal independent judgement.

Knowledge
• Demonstrates knowledge of basic to intermediate level concepts, terminology, codes, quality standards, and specialized job requirements.
• Demonstrates basic written, interpersonal, analytical, and application skills; understands FMC procedures and applies with minimal instruction.