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Anyone know of any dialysis programs in GA that cater to LPN

Hi Everyone, I have been a LPN for the past 3 years but I have homecare experience. I have just recently moved to GA and i want to get into the field of hemodialysis. I was wondering if anyone know of any dialysis programs in GA that cater to LPN certification as a CHN. There is a program in NY via online called Dialysis4careers and they claim that you will get employed but I am a bit skeptical about it. Then in Decatur, GA there is a progrm called "The World Outreach Medical Institute" they have a 9 week program that is fairly new for medical professions that I am skeptical about also. I just dont want to spend the money and not be able to get employed within the field. Help me out my fellow Nurses !!!

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    Hi, Griffin Technical has the Hemodialysis Tech program and so does Atlanta Tech, I was unable to reach anyone @ Atlanta Area but Griffin Tech has a one year waiting list. Both programs take about 3-4 months to complete. Hope this helps.

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    If I were you with your experience I would just apply right to the dialysis clinics. They offer pretty extensive training from what I have read. The two big ones are Fresenius and Davita. Can't hurt to try!

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    I know Fresenius definitely hires LPN's. I have worked with them at Grady Memorial Hospital when I was doing my clinicals there while in school.

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    I work for Davita and can tell you that dialysis certification is not required for nurses. They train you from start to finish so go ahead and just apply.

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