Technician
Patient Care and Dialysis Procedure
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Prepare patients for haemodialysis as per the prescribed treatment plan.
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Verify patient identity and dialysis prescription before initiating treatment.
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Check and record patients' pre-dialysis weight, blood pressure, pulse, temperature and other relevant parameters.
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Prepare and operate dialysis machines according to established protocols.
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Assist in initiating and terminating dialysis procedures under authorized supervision.
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Monitor dialysis parameters, including blood flow rate, dialysate flow, pressure, conductivity and temperature.
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Observe patients during dialysis for any complications and immediately report abnormalities to the concerned doctor or nurse.
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Assist in managing dialysis-related emergencies as per hospital protocols.
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Ensure proper care and handling of dialysis access, including AV fistula and dialysis catheters, within the scope of training and authorization.
B. Equipment and Machine Management
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Ensure proper functioning of dialysis machines before and after every procedure.
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Perform machine disinfection, cleaning and maintenance as per manufacturer guidelines and hospital protocols.
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Check availability and expiry dates of dialysers, blood tubing, needles, concentrates and other consumables.
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Maintain records of machine maintenance and report technical faults to the Biomedical Engineering Department.
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Ensure proper functioning of the Reverse Osmosis (RO) water treatment system.
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Monitor water quality parameters as per prescribed standards and report any deviations immediately.
C. Infection Prevention and Control
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Follow hand hygiene practices and standard precautions during all dialysis procedures.
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Maintain aseptic techniques while handling dialysis equipment and vascular access.
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Ensure appropriate disinfection of dialysis machines, chairs, beds and surrounding surfaces after each patient.
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Follow biomedical waste management guidelines and ensure proper segregation and disposal of waste.
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Adhere to hospital infection control policies, particularly for prevention of blood-borne infections.
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Ensure appropriate handling and segregation of equipment used for patients with infectious diseases.