Job Summary: Under the direction of the Medical Director and Co-Medical Director, the Nurse Practitioner (NP) ensures the healthcare of incarcerated patients undergoing dialysis treatment within a correctional facility. The NP functions within established professional boundaries to deliver high-quality, evidence-based care from assessment through evaluation, under the continuous supervision of a qualified physician. This includes both in-facility dialysis care and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams across various treatment settings, including outpatient, home dialysis, and skilled nursing/rehabilitation environments. Essential Duties and Responsibilities • Manage a clinical caseload of ESRD and pre-ESRD patients within correctional, home dialysis, and nursing home/rehab settings. • Perform accurate comprehensive history-taking, diagnosis, subjective findings, physical assessments, and treatment planning. • Ensure timely follow up in Electronic Health Records Systems to comply with billing, clinical, and department of corrections goals • Deliver high standards of care using advanced autonomous clinical judgment and a broad theoretical knowledge base. • Prescribe safe and appropriate medications in accordance with the Florida Board of Nursing and applicable laws. • Exhibit excellent communication and written skills, must be detail oriented and be able to multitask effectively. • Monitor dialysis patients in partnership with nephrologists and facility staff, ensuring appropriate interventions are implemented. • Educate patients on disease processes, dialysis management, lifestyle modifications, and wellness promotion. • Collaborate with other healthcare providers, including correctional medical staff and social workers, to ensure continuity of care. • Refer patients to external services or specialists when medically indicated. • Contribute to the development of new services and patient education programs, such as a Pre-ESRD Education Program. • Participate in quality improvement initiatives and help maintain compliance with regulatory and correctional standards. • Lead and support the dialysis nursing team to ensure the best practices and high standards of care • Demonstrate clear knowledge of Physicians' Dialysis procedures and protocols • Must be sensitive to the diverse patient populations • Ability to work independently and as part of a multi-disciplinary team Education/Experience/Qualification: • Master’s degree in nursing from an accredited school. • Current RN License, active Nurse Practitioner certificate, and furnishing number. • Experience in dialysis or nephrology is strongly preferred; correctional healthcare experience is a plus. • Current CPR certification, ACLS preferred • Current DEA license or eligibility • Excellent clinical judgment, communication, and interpersonal skills. • Established leadership skills 3x a month