Can LPNs work in a Dialysis Center?

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Hi I'm new. I am planning to move to Texas this coming spring, It seems to me that most places in the Dallas, Frisco,Plano,Allen area do not have A lot of places where I can work, but have of Dialysis centers. Also can somebody give me an estimated hourly rate.:uhoh21:

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:balloons: Hello Twix! Welcome to allnurses! :)

One of my daughter's is an LPN living in TX. She did tell me once before that LPNs work in dialysis centers where she lives. She's thinking about it herself. Wish you well on your move and next job! :)

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hi i'm new. i am planning to move to texas this coming spring, it seems to me that most places in the dallas, frisco,plano,allen area do not have a lot of places where i can work, but have of dialysis centers. also can somebody give me an estimated hourly rate.:uhoh21:

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it is great to have you with us, twix.

i can move your thread to the texas forum for a better response if you like.

Hi I'm new. I am planning to move to Texas this coming spring, It seems to me that most places in the Dallas, Frisco,Plano,Allen area do not have A lot of places where I can work, but have of Dialysis centers. Also can somebody give me an estimated hourly rate.:uhoh21:

Wow, that was a quick responses, thank you guys.

Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.
Wow, that was a quick responses, thank you guys.

You are welcome, Twix. I moved your thread to the Texas forum per your email request.

Good luck.

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Wow, that was a quick responses, thank you guys.

Hi TWIX ! :)

Most dialysis facilities do employ LPNs along with RNs... and PCTS.

There might be a few states which do not, but I would say those are very few.

Where I work, (Virginia) we have two LPNs... they do everything but charge and/or take orders.

Wish you the best !:Melody:

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If assistive dialysis technicians are allowed to be employed at dialysis centers without any nursing license whatsoever, them I'm quite sure that LVNs would be allowed to work there, too.

Yes, one of my classmates in VN school was a worker in a dialysis center, without prior medical experience or license/cert. They have offered her a LVN position there when she graduates for $16-17/hr.

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