Fresenius Medical Care

Social Worker

• Provide psychosocial services to in-center and home dialysis patients
• Assess patients’ psychosocial status, strengths, and needs affecting rehabilitation and treatment outcomes
• Participate in interdisciplinary care planning and identify effective interventions
• Provide monitoring, supportive counseling, education, and goal-directed counseling
• Assist patients with community, vocational, educational rehabilitation, and advance directive resources
• Participate in DNR discussions with physicians, nurses, patients, and families
• Document MSW interactions and interventions
• Provide psychosocial support for non-adherence, quality outcomes, and quality-of-life concerns
• Participate in monthly quality review meetings and report adherence and quality indicators
• Educate patients and families about kidney disease, ESRD, treatment modalities, rights, responsibilities, and support services
• Facilitate transplant referrals and collaborate on transplant waitlist management
• Support patient admission, scheduling, continuity of care, and discharge-request assessments
• Liaise with insurance coordinators regarding coverage, payment, and financial assistance
• Refer billing questions to the patient billing solutions department
• Support staff interviews and hiring when requested
• Maintain patient resource lists and train staff on psychosocial topics
• Participate in weekly team huddles and discuss urgent patient issues
• Float between North Greeley and Loveland clinics

Master Social Worker – MSW

Patient Care

• Provide safe and effective dialysis therapy under direct supervision of a licensed nurse
• Set up and operate hemodialysis machines
• Assist with vascular access evaluation, cannulation, heparin administration, and treatment procedures
• Obtain and document patient vital signs, weights, treatment parameters, and evaluations
• Initiate, monitor, and discontinue dialysis treatments according to prescribed orders
• Evaluate and intervene in intradialytic problems as directed
• Monitor patient responses and report significant changes to the registered nurse or supervisor
• Perform machine safety checks and maintain accurate treatment documentation
• Obtain laboratory tests, prepare specimens, and coordinate specimen collection
• Clean and disinfect dialysis equipment and treatment areas
• Participate in CQI and infection control activities
• Support patient and family education regarding dialysis, infection control, access, and treatment options
• Follow newly admitted patients through their first four weeks of dialysis and coordinate transitional care
• Support home dialysis education and modality transition
• Set up and perform treatments on machines used in the transitional care unit
• Assist with supply ordering and inventory for the transitional care unit
• Assist in training applicable direct patient care staff under nurse supervision

Patient Care Technician – Dialysis

Nurse

• Provide and coordinate clinically competent care for an assigned group of patients
• Assess, plan, intervene, and evaluate patient care
• Delegate appropriate tasks to direct patient care staff
• Collect and analyze patient data before, during, and after hemodialysis treatment
• Document patient data in medical records and modify treatment plans as indicated
• Assess and provide education to patients and families
• Deliver safe and effective hemodialysis therapy
• Administer prescribed medications and document medical justification and effectiveness
• Initiate or assist with emergency response measures
• Serve as a resource for the health care team
• Participate in staff training and new staff orientation
• Perform laboratory collection, processing, shipping, and rescheduling procedures
• Update nursing assessments and plans of care in collaboration with the Interdisciplinary Team
• Ensure patient awareness of transplant and treatment modality options
• Complete CAP requirements for advancement
• Perform other duties assigned by the Supervisor

Outpatient Registered Nurse – RN

• Provide and coordinate clinically competent care for assigned inpatient dialysis patients
• Perform ongoing pre-, during-, and post-treatment patient assessment and document findings
• Adjust treatment plans as indicated and notify supervisors, physicians, and nurses
• Assess and provide patient and family education
• Recognize and report abnormal patient status and collaborate with the healthcare team
• Direct and provide safe, effective modality-specific treatment procedures
• Coordinate patient-care needs with direct and ancillary staff
• Communicate with FKC and non-FKC dialysis providers and facility personnel to ensure continuity of care
• Implement, administer, monitor, and document intradialytic transfusions and adverse reactions
• Administer medications and document medical justification and effectiveness
• Initiate and assist with emergency response measures
• Serve as a healthcare-team resource and participate in staff training and new-staff orientation
• Provide specialized nursing-care instruction to hospital/facility staff when assigned
• Assist in outpatient facilities as needed
• Complete CAP requirements for advancement
• Supervise Patient Care Technicians, LVN/LPNs, and RNs as designated Nurse in Charge after completing required training and experience

Acute Inpatient Registered Nurse – RN – Dialysis

• Provide and coordinate clinically competent care for an assigned group of patients
• Perform ongoing collection and analysis of patient data before, during, and after hemodialysis treatment
• Document patient data in medical records and modify treatment plans as indicated
• Assess and provide initial and ongoing education to patients and families
• Direct and provide safe and effective hemodialysis therapy with patient care staff
• Administer medications and document medical justification and effectiveness
• Initiate or assist with emergency response measures
• Serve as a resource for the healthcare team and participate in staff training and new-staff orientation
• Ensure laboratory collection, processing, and shipping procedures are performed
• Identify expected outcomes and update nursing assessments and plans of care in collaboration with the Interdisciplinary Team
• Ensure patient awareness of transplant and treatment modality options
• Complete CAP requirements for advancement
• Perform other duties assigned by the Supervisor

Outpatient Registered Nurse, RN

Security Operations

• Own execution of real estate portfolio strategy across the assigned international region
• Direct site-level real estate activities, including transactions, space planning, design and construction delivery, and facilities operations
• Implement footprint strategies, including expansion, consolidation, and optimization initiatives
• Monitor regional market conditions and provide insights for portfolio decisions and risk management
• Partner with Country Managers and regional business leaders to align real estate and security solutions with business priorities
• Act as the key escalation point for regional issues
• Lead delivery through brokers, construction project managers, facilities management providers, and security vendors
• Establish and enforce vendor performance standards, SLAs, and governance frameworks
• Drive continuous improvement in vendor performance and delivery outcomes
• Oversee corporate security execution, physical security measures, vendor oversight, and incident response coordination
• Support regional risk assessments and implement mitigation strategies
• Coordinate with the Corporate Security Center of Excellence on standards, intelligence, and crisis response
• Ensure compliance with local, national, and international regulations
• Track and report regional performance metrics, including cost, delivery timelines, and service quality
• Provide senior leadership with updates on portfolio performance, risks, and opportunities
• Partner with Global Real Estate and Corporate Security Centers of Excellence on standards, governance, reporting, and global initiatives
• Lead and develop a regional team of real estate, facilities, and/or security professionals
• Collaborate with global functional leaders and contribute to international leadership strategy, planning, and governance

Regional Lead – Real Estate, Corporate Security Operations

• Provide and coordinate clinically competent care for an assigned group of inpatient dialysis patients
• Perform patient assessment, care planning, interventions, evaluation, and documentation before, during, and after treatment
• Delegate appropriate tasks to RNs, LVN/LPNs, and Patient Care Technicians
• Assess patient and family learning needs and provide ongoing education
• Recognize changes in patient status and collaborate with supervisors, physicians, nurses, and facility staff
• Direct and provide safe, effective modality-specific dialysis treatment procedures
• Assess daily patient care needs and collaborate with direct and ancillary care staff
• Coordinate communication with FKC and non-FKC dialysis providers and contracted facility personnel
• Administer, monitor, and document intradialytic transfusions and report adverse reactions
• Administer prescribed medications and document medical justification and effectiveness
• Initiate and assist with emergency response measures
• Serve as a resource, leader, coach, mentor, and role model for employees
• Provide specialized nursing care instructions to hospital/facility staff as contractually required
• Assist in outpatient facilities as needed
• Serve as a preceptor to new employees
• Complete CAP requirements to maintain or advance
• Perform other duties assigned by the Supervisor

Acute Inpatient Registered Nurse – Dialysis

• Provide safe and effective dialysis therapy under the direct supervision of a licensed nurse
• Set up and operate hemodialysis machines
• Maintain a safe and clean working environment
• Support Quality Enhancement Program (QEP), Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI), patient satisfaction, and process improvement activities
• Educate patients regarding adequacy measures, disease process, vascular access, infection control, treatment options, and home dialysis
• Welcome assigned patients and assess wellbeing
• Evaluate vascular access, perform cannulation, and administer heparin as delegated or permitted by state law
• Obtain and document pre- and post-treatment vital signs, weights, vascular access evaluations, and treatment information
• Initiate, monitor, and discontinue dialysis treatments according to prescribed orders and established procedures
• Evaluate and intervene in intradialytic problems as prescribed or directed
• Monitor patient response and report significant changes or unusual findings to the registered nurse or supervisor
• Calculate and enter dialysis machine programming for ultrafiltration goals, treatment time, and UF modeling
• Ensure appropriate safety alarms are enabled and perform machine safety checks and alarm testing
• Obtain laboratory tests, prepare specimens, and complete laboratory requisitions and documentation
• Clean and disinfect dialysis machines, chairs, equipment, and surrounding areas between treatments
• Train applicable direct patient care staff under nurse supervision
• Enter treatment data, review treatment sheets, correct omissions, and prepare patient charts
• Assist with infection control audits and reinforce infection control practices and education
• Follow newly admitted patients through their first four weeks of dialysis and coordinate transitional dialysis care
• Coordinate patient education, treatment-option demonstrations, modality transitions, supply ordering, and inventory for the Transitional Care Unit
• Set up and perform treatments on all machines used in the Transitional Care Unit

Patient Care Technician

• Provide safe and effective dialysis therapy under the direct supervision of a licensed nurse
• Set up and operate hemodialysis machines
• Maintain a safe and clean working environment
• Support Quality Enhancement Program (QEP), Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI), patient satisfaction, and process improvement activities
• Educate patients regarding adequacy measures, disease process, and vascular access
• Welcome assigned patients and assess wellbeing
• Evaluate vascular access, perform cannulation, and administer heparin as delegated or permitted by state law
• Obtain and document pre- and post-treatment vital signs, weights, and evaluations
• Initiate, monitor, and discontinue dialysis treatments according to prescribed orders and established procedures
• Evaluate intradialytic problems and provide prescribed interventions
• Monitor patient response and report significant changes to the registered nurse or supervisor
• Calculate and enter dialysis machine programming for ultrafiltration goals, treatment time, and UF modeling
• Perform machine safety checks and ensure appropriate safety alarms are enabled
• Document treatment parameters, patient information, interventions, and responses accurately and timely
• Obtain laboratory testing and prepare, label, store, and coordinate collection of specimens
• Clean blood spills and disinfect dialysis machines, chairs, equipment, and surrounding areas between treatments
• Prepare, organize, and efficiently use supplies and equipment
• Monitor patients performing self-care under RN supervision
• Assist with training applicable direct patient care staff under nurse supervision
• Maintain environmental integrity and follow business, ethical, and infection-control policies
• Complete CQI records and enter treatment data into the designated clinical application
• Review treatment sheets, complete/correct omissions, and prepare patient charts and lab requisitions
• Support infection-control audits, practices, and patient/family education
• Follow newly admitted patients through their first four weeks of dialysis and coordinate transitional dialysis care
• Reinforce education about home dialysis, treatment options, and peritoneal dialysis setup
• Coordinate transition to the patient's chosen modality
• Set up and perform treatments on machines in the Transitional Care Unit
• Assist with Transitional Care Unit supply ordering and inventory

Technician

• Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair dialysis equipment, ancillary equipment, and water treatment systems
• Maintain the physical plant as directed
• Ensure outside vendor services are completed according to contract
• Purchase and retain an inventory of service parts
• Perform, evaluate, and report water/dialysate sample collection and required actions
• Conduct daily, weekly, and monthly trend analysis on the water system
• Document all repairs and maintenance activity
• Assist in planning and installing biomedical equipment
• Transport equipment as needed with supervisor consent
• Participate in monthly technical and regulatory meetings
• Collaborate with facility staff to meet regulatory and OSHA requirements
• Manage inventory, including receiving deliveries, inventory counts, transporting goods between clinics, and assisting with inventory costs
• Verify and monitor patient care staff’s water-system testing techniques and documentation
• Complete required technical training programs
• Provide scheduled after-hour technical on-call coverage for assigned clinics

Biomedical Technician

About this role: 
As a Biomedical Technician with Fresenius Medical Care, you will maintain and repair medical and water treatment equipment within our kidney care clinics.  You will also train and educate colleagues on operational maintenance of our dialysis machines to ensure the safety of our dialysis patients, as well as manage the medical supplies required.

How you grow or advance in your career: We believe in encouraging our employees to achieve their full potential by offering opportunities for advancement.  We have a Biomedical Technician specific career ladder with three potential levels of Biomedical Technician role as well as a leadership path from Area Technical Operations Manager, Regional Technical Operations Manager, and Senior Director Technical Services, overseen by a Vice President of Technical Services and supported by Corporate Biomedical Support Managers. 

Our culture: We believe our employees are our most important asset — we value, care about, and support our people. We are there when you may need us most, from tuition reimbursement to support your education goals, granting scholarships to family members, delivering relief when natural disasters strike, or providing financial support when personal hardship hits; we take care of our people.

Our focus on diversity: We have built a nurturing environment that welcomes every age, race, gender, sexual orientation, background, and cultural tradition. We have a diverse range of employee resource groups (ERGs) to encourage employees with similar interests, goals, social and cultural backgrounds, or experiences to come together for professional and personal development, discussion, activities, and peer support. Our diverse workforce and culture encourage opportunity, equity, and inclusion for all, which is a tremendous asset that sets us apart.

At Fresenius Medical Care, you will truly make a difference in the lives of people living with kidney disease. If this sounds like the career and company you have been looking for, and you want to be a vital part of the future of healthcare, apply today.

PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: 
• Maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs dialysis equipment, ancillary equipment, and water treatment systems.
• Maintains the physical plant, as directed.
• Ensures outside vendor services are completed per contract.
• Purchases and retain an inventory of service parts.
• Performs, evaluates, and reports water/dialysate sample collection and any actions required.
• Conducts daily, weekly, and monthly trend analysis on the water system to assure system functions as designed.
• Documents all repairs and maintenance activity.
• Assists in planning and installing biomedical equipment to assure safe and effective operation of facility.
• Transports equipment as needed with supervisor consent.
• Participates in monthly technical and regulatory meetings.
• Collaborates with facility staff to ensure all regulatory and OSHA requirements are met.
• Manages inventory, including receiving and putting up deliveries, inventory counts, transporting goods between clinics as needed and assist clinical management with inventory costs.
• Performs initial and annual verification and ongoing monitoring of patient care staff’s technique for testing water system, assuring tests and documentation comply with manufacturer’s specifications for the devices and test equipment used.
• Completes all technical training programs required by state/federal regulations and company policy.
• Provides scheduled after hour technical on-call coverage for your clinics as needed.

EDUCATION AND CREDENTIALS: 

- High school diploma or G.E.D. required.

- Associate Degree in electronics / biomedical technology, or equivalent (preferred but not required)

- Valid Driver's License issued in the employee’s state of residence required.

- Continued employment is dependent on successful completion of Fresenius Biomedical Technician training within the first 24 months of service from date of hire.

EXPERIENCE AND REQUIRED SKILLS: 

- Qualities and traits: collaborative, independent, analytical, mechanical, self-motivated, self-starter, continuously strives for staying up to date and increasing their knowledge/skills

- Less than 1-year related experience.

- Prior experience working in a mechanical, automotive, or construction industry, dialysis, or medical technical setting (preferred but not required).

- Manual dexterity required - ability to use common hand tools and small power equipment.

- Good verbal and written communication skills.

- Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. and safely move large/bulky equipment

Ability to create a safe and efficient work environment, OSHA – 6S – Infection Control

PHYSICAL DEMANDS AND WORKING CONDITIONS: 
The physical demands and work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
•      Employees are required to take the Ishihara's Color Blindness test as a condition of employment. Note that, failing the Ishihara Test for Color Blindness does not preclude employment. The Company will consider whether reasonable accommodations can be made.
•      Position involves active work including lifting, bending, walking, and standing for considerable lengths of time.
•      The use of dollies or other equipment is mandatory when moving heavy weight items. May be required to frequently lift items weighing up to 50 lbs. as high as 5 feet.
•      There is potential exposure to chemicals and infectious materials. Scope of work includes high voltage equipment. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is provided by the company.
•      Work environment is typically air temperature controlled with moderate noise levels. May be required to work in various outdoor elements.
•              Evening, weekend, and holiday availability, as well as ability to take

Fresenius Medical Care maintains a drug-free workplace in accordance with applicable federal and state laws.
Fresenius Medical Care is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, parental status, national origin, age, disability, military service, or other non-merit-based factors

• Provide and coordinate clinically competent care, including assessment, planning, intervention, and evaluation, for assigned patients
• Delegate appropriate tasks to RNs, LVN/LPNs, and Patient Care Technicians
• Collect and analyze patient data before, during, and after treatment; document findings and adjust treatment plans as indicated
• Assess and provide initial and ongoing education to patients and families
• Recognize abnormal patient status and collaborate with Supervisors, physicians, primary nurses, and facility personnel
• Direct and provide safe, effective care for prescribed modality-specific dialysis treatments
• Assess daily patient care needs and collaborate with direct and ancillary care staff
• Coordinate communication with FKC and non-FKC dialysis providers and contracted facility personnel
• Implement, administer, monitor, and document intradialytic transfusions and report adverse reactions
• Administer prescribed medications and document medical justification and effectiveness
• Initiate and assist with emergency response measures
• Serve as a resource, leader, coach, mentor, and role model for employees
• Provide specialized nursing care instructions to hospital/facility staff when contractually required
• Assist in an outpatient facility as needed
• Serve as a preceptor to new employees
• Complete CAP requirements to maintain or advance
• Perform other duties assigned by the Supervisor
• May provide essential functions at other locations
• Travel to training/meeting sites and between assigned facilities
• Participate in on-call, night, weekend, and holiday coverage as required

• Provide safe and effective dialysis therapy under the direct supervision of a licensed nurse
• Set up and operate hemodialysis machines
• Welcome assigned patients and assess their wellbeing
• Evaluate vascular access, perform cannulation, administer delegated heparin, and monitor access during treatment
• Obtain and document pre- and post-treatment vital signs, weights, evaluations, and treatment parameters
• Initiate and discontinue dialysis treatments according to prescribed orders and established procedures
• Monitor patient responses, evaluate intradialytic problems, and perform prescribed interventions
• Calculate and enter dialysis machine programming for ultrafiltration goals, treatment time, and UF modeling
• Perform machine safety checks and ensure appropriate safety alarms are enabled
• Report significant changes or unusual findings to the registered nurse or supervisor
• Obtain laboratory tests, collect and prepare specimens, and coordinate courier collection
• Clean and disinfect dialysis machines, chairs, equipment, and surrounding areas between treatments
• Maintain a safe, clean, and environmentally compliant work area
• Enter treatment data accurately and timely into the designated clinical application
• Review treatment sheets, complete records, prepare patient charts, and conduct CQI activities
• Support infection-control audits, practices, and patient/family education
• Follow newly admitted patients through their first four weeks of dialysis and coordinate transitional dialysis care
• Reinforce education about home dialysis, treatment options, and peritoneal dialysis setup
• Coordinate transitions to patients' chosen modality and assist with TCU supply ordering and inventory
• Assist in training applicable direct patient care staff under nursing supervision

Engineer

• Lead harmonization and standardization of the product transfer process
• Execute and oversee product transfer processes for assigned regional/global areas
• Develop, implement, and maintain Global Product Transfer processes for design and manufacturing product transfer
• Ensure product quality at receiving manufacturing sites during product transfer projects
• Partner with CE vertical quality, R&D, plant quality, and manufacturing teams on new product and site-to-site transfers
• Ensure transfer projects comply with quality and regulatory requirements
• Define quality planning, site registration, receiving-site PFMEA, training requirements, inspection plans, and validation plans
• Transfer reliable quality products into manufacturing through partnership with vertical value streams and manufacturing operations
• Assist in establishing receiving-site quality metrics
• Oversee and execute policies and procedures to ensure consistent outcomes
• Develop and execute quality and validation plans
• Deliver procedural updates associated with adding new products at receiving manufacturing facilities
• Ensure transfer activities comply with the quality system, FDA QSRs, and ISO 13485
• Perform other related duties as assigned

Senior CAPA Engineer

• Provide safe and effective hemodialysis therapy under the direct supervision of a licensed nurse while working toward obtaining a nursing license
• Perform vascular access evaluation, cannulation, and hemostasis with appropriate dressings
• Perform and document pre-, intra-, and post-dialysis patient evaluations, vital signs, weights, treatment responses, interventions, and discharge assessments
• Initiate dialysis treatment according to prescribed blood flow and dialysate flow orders
• Monitor patients’ responses, evaluate intradialytic problems, and report significant information or changes to the nurse supervisor
• Obtain prescribed laboratory tests and prepare, label, store, and courier lab specimens
• Prepare dialysis equipment and supplies, perform machine setup and testing, and clean and disinfect equipment and treatment areas
• Enter treatment data accurately into the designated clinical application and maintain complete healthcare records
• Prepare laboratory requisitions and ensure timely specimen collection
• Perform other related duties as assigned

Master Social Worker – MSW

Patient Care Technician – Dialysis

Outpatient Registered Nurse – RN

Acute Inpatient Registered Nurse – RN – Dialysis

Outpatient Registered Nurse, RN

Regional Lead – Real Estate, Corporate Security Operations

Acute Inpatient Registered Nurse – Dialysis

Patient Care Technician

Patient Care Technician

Biomedical Technician

Biomedical Technician

Acute Inpatient Registered Nurse – Dialysis

Patient Care Technician

Senior CAPA Engineer

Graduate Nurse