Bilingual in Japanese (Dialysis RN)

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I am seeking a RN job in Hawaii or the West Coast where I can use my bilingual skills in Japanese. I am a dialysis RN in the Midwest with only 1 year of experience, and previously worked in nursing homes for one year. My native language is Japanese, but I speak fluent English as I have lived in the US for over 20 years. I know that there are a lot of Japanese tourists in need of dialysis while vacationing in Hawaii and thought there may be a need for bilingual nurses there. I would consider positions other than dialysis if there is a need for a bilingual nurse. If you are in those areas and know about the job market, please share your thoughts. Thank you.

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Smarty518. Please contact me. I am and HR Manager for a Dialysis Clinic in Hawaii.

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Smarty518. Please contact me. I am an HR Manager for a Dialysis Clinic in Hawaii.

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Do they provide training to become a HD nurse? I'm also a bilingual nurse considering relocating to Hawaii (Oahu)

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Yes we do. We need to make sure you have acute or LTC experience. This is more similar to LTC since the treatments are 3x a week and you have repeat patients.

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I have a med-surge experience (1 yr) and an IV infusion/homehealth about a year now. I have always interested in HD but they don't hire without experience here in FL:(

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IV infusion is very helpful and we also have a home health line of business. Do you use linkedin? My LinkedIn account is http://www.linkedin.com/in/bertshima.

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I do not. I will check it out and see if I can create an account! I just got back to FL:(:(:( I was in Oahu until Fri for vacation

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please call me at 808.265.6639. weekend okay. sorry i missed you.

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