Patient Preparation: Preparing patients for dialysis treatment by reviewing their medical history, assessing vital signs, and ensuring patient comfort and safety. Machine Setup and Monitoring: Setting up and calibrating hemodialysis machines and equipment according to prescribed procedures and treatment plans. Monitoring machine functions during dialysis to ensure proper operation and patient safety. Vascular Access Management: Assisting with vascular access procedures, such as cannulation (inserting needles) into arteriovenous fistulas, grafts, or central venous catheters. Monitoring vascular access sites for signs of complications or infections. Dialysis Treatment Administration: Initiating, monitoring, and discontinuing dialysis treatments based on prescribed protocols and patient needs. Adjusting treatment parameters under the supervision of a nurse or nephrologist as necessary. Patient Monitoring: Monitoring patients throughout dialysis treatments to assess vital signs, fluid balance, and response to treatment. Recognizing and responding to any adverse reactions or complications promptly. Patient Education: Providing education to patients and their families about dialysis procedures, treatment options, dietary restrictions, and self-care techniques. Promoting patient understanding and adherence to treatment plans. Documentation and Reporting: Documenting treatment parameters, patient responses, and any observed complications during dialysis sessions. Maintaining accurate medical records and reporting findings to the healthcare team. Infection Control and Safety: Adhering to infection control protocols and ensuring strict adherence to safety guidelines during dialysis procedures. Sterilizing equipment, maintaining cleanliness of treatment areas, and disposing of hazardous materials appropriately. Equipment Maintenance: Performing routine maintenance, cleaning, and troubleshooting of dialysis machines and equipment. Ensuring equipment functionality and readiness for daily treatments. Team Collaboration: Collaborating with nurses, nephrologists, dietitians, and other healthcare professionals to coordinate patient care and support multidisciplinary treatment plans. Communicating effectively within the healthcare team to ensure continuity of care. Emergency Response: Responding to medical emergencies or complications that may arise during dialysis treatments. Implementing emergency protocols and providing immediate assistance to stabilize patients. Continuing Education: Participating in continuing education programs, workshops, and training to stay updated with advancements in dialysis technology, treatment protocols, and patient care practices.