Dialysis Travel Allied Jobs with Competitive Pay

Dialysis centers hire a range of allied healthcare professionals, including dialysis technicians, biomedical equipment technicians, patient care technicians, dietitians, and social workers. Some centers also hire sterile processing techs and medical assistants.

Most dialysis technician roles require a high school diploma or equivalent, completion of an approved dialysis technician training program, and certification (such as CHT or CCHT) depending on your state. Experience in patient care is often preferred.

Yes. Many healthcare staffing agencies offer short-term travel assignments for allied professionals in dialysis centers across the U.S. These positions often come with housing stipends, travel reimbursement, and competitive pay.

Responsibilities may include preparing and operating dialysis equipment, monitoring patients during treatment, recording vital signs, maintaining a sterile work environment, educating patients on kidney health, and assisting the nephrology care team.

Most dialysis centers operate during the day, but some may have early morning or evening shifts to accommodate patient schedules. Weekend work may be required depending on the facility’s patient volume.