Job Description

Dialysis Modality: Peritoneal Dialysis
Location: Quincy, Massachusetts
Start Date: ASAP
Hourly Rate: $25.00 per hour

We are seeking a qualified and dependable Care Partner to provide peritoneal dialysis support for an adult patient requiring ongoing assistance. This position offers consistent, one-on-one care rather than an agency rotation, allowing the Care Partner to build rapport and become a trusted and reliable part of the patient’s ongoing care routine. The patient is preparing for a transition to an assisted living environment, making continuity, clinical awareness, and professionalism essential.

Comprehensive training will be provided, including patient-specific peritoneal dialysis processes, home or residential setup guidance, and ongoing support from our clinical care team to ensure the Care Partner is fully prepared and confident in their role. This position is well suited for an individual who values patient dignity, understands the complexities of dialysis care, and seeks to make a meaningful clinical and personal impact during a significant care transition.

Primary Responsibilities

• Assist with peritoneal dialysis procedures in accordance with clinic protocols and care plans
• Ensure proper setup, monitoring, and breakdown of dialysis equipment and supplies
• Observe the patient during treatments and report any changes or concerns to the dialysis nurse or clinical team
• Maintain a clean, safe, and organized treatment environment
• Provide professional, respectful support that prioritizes patient dignity and safety

Who We’re Looking For

• Prior experience with peritoneal dialysis strongly preferred
• Familiarity with peritoneal dialysis systems is preferred
• Open to in-home dialysis support and willing to complete provided training
• Ability to follow clinical protocols and accurately communicate observations
• Strong communicator who works well with a clinical team
• Must pass a Herewith background check

What We Offer

• Consistent, stable weekly hours with a single client
• Training and guidance on patient-specific routines
• Strong clinical team support
• The ability to work independently while still being part of a dedicated care network