Staff orientation programs
Structured onboarding to facility policy, machine operation, infection control, and patient safety expectations.
Service 03 Education & training
We prepare dialysis technicians, nurses, and program leaders through structured orientation, competency assessment, and BONENT-approved certification instruction.
In-person programs are delivered on site across New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey or scheduled as cohorts, and are documented so training records stand up to survey review. Certification exam preparation is also available nationwide through our online LMS.
About our BONENT approval →Curriculum
Take a single program or build a full annual education calendar for your facility.
Structured onboarding to facility policy, machine operation, infection control, and patient safety expectations.
Targeted in-services on practice changes, equipment updates, and findings from your own quality data.
Written and hands-on assessment against dialysis-specific standards, with documentation for personnel files.
Initial and renewal CPR certification scheduled around treatment hours, on site at your facility.
BONENT-approved instruction preparing dialysis technicians and nurses for national certification examination — available nationwide through our online LMS.
Ongoing coursework that keeps certified staff current and maintains recertification requirements.
Staff education on CMS conditions for coverage, accreditation expectations, and AAMI practice requirements.
Preparation for charge nurse, clinical coordinator, and program leadership responsibilities.
Curriculum approval
Board of Nephrology Examiners Nursing and Technology — the national body whose certification your technicians and nurses sit for. Approval means the instruction we deliver is measured against that standard, not against a generic training package.
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Clinical experience & partnerships
Training programs include specialized education delivered with dialysis equipment manufacturers, alongside clinical exposure arranged through our institutional partners.
Equipment-specific instruction developed with dialysis machine and water treatment manufacturers, so staff learn the devices they will actually operate — setup, alarms, disinfection cycles, and documented operating limits.
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Vascular access procedures
Observation of access placement and assessment practice.
Endovascular interventions
Exposure to access maintenance and intervention pathways.
Kidney transplant surgery
Observation opportunities that place dialysis within the full care pathway.
Advanced dialysis technologies
Newer modalities, machines, and monitoring systems entering the field.
Home dialysis programs
Home training workflows, patient education, and follow-up practice.
Clinical exposure varies by cohort, site availability, and host institution approval.
Tell us the roles, headcount, and timing. We return a program outline, schedule options, and certification pathway.