You'll deliver dialysis care in an outpatient setting, keeping patients safe and comfortable.
Eligibility
DialysisNephrologyICUER
Posted Jul 31
Unit and setting
Dialysis · Clinic
License
RN license Current RN license in state of practicecurrent RN license in the state you practice
Term
Permanent
Do you qualify?
License
current RN license in the state you practiceCurrent RN license in state of practice
Certification
CPR certificationCPR certification and basic EKG interpretation
Certification
basic EKG interpretation
Experience
2+ years with acutely ill patients2+ years’ experience with acutely ill patients (ICU, ER, Med/Surg preferred)
Also asks
strong assessment, time management and communication skillsStrong assessment, time management, and communication skills
Preferred
Certification
CNN certificationCNN certification a plus
Experience
ICU, ER or Med/Surg experience
What it pays
Pay reviews
pay depends on your qualifications, skills and experienceCompensation for the role will depend on a number of factors, including a candidate’s qualifications, skills, competencies and experience.
Pay reviews
performance-based payPerformance-based pay and advancement opportunities
Benefits
Benefitsmedical, dental and vision coverageMedical, dental, vision, 401(k) with match
Benefits401(k) with match
Benefitspaid time off and PTO cash outPaid time off and PTO cash out
Benefitsparental leave, family support and mental health toolsParental leave, family support, and mental health tools
Benefitscareer growth and training through the StarLearning platformCareer growth and training through DaVita’s StarLearning platform
Medical insurance
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Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Paid time off
PTO cash out
Parental leave
Family support
Mental health tools
Career growth and training through DaVita's StarLearning platform
Paid training provided for nurses without dialysis experience; new grads accepted in specific roles; student nurse shadow and 4-6 week internships offered.
Outpatient clinics operate with no overnights and no Sundays; 3-4 shifts per week varying between 8-12 hours; acute roles require 12-hour shifts with on-call requirements.
Neighborhoods+Port St. Lucie's residential landscape divides between modern master-planned developments and sprawling non-HOA subdivisions. Tradition stands out on the western edge as a master-planned community with autonomous shuttles, its own town square, lakes, retail centers, and integrated medical facilities. Nearby St. Lucie West is an established hub offering suburban neighborhoods with immediate access to Interstate 95 and commercial corridors. For healthcare workers seeking more lot flexibility and freedom from association fees, neighborhoods like Torino and River Park offer single-family homes without HOA oversight, with River Park and Southbend Lakes providing direct proximity to the St. Lucie River and boat ramps. Golf-centric communities like PGA Village offer gated resort amenities, while upscale enclaves like Tesoro feature private, controlled-access living.
Port St. Lucie's residential landscape divides between modern master-planned developments and sprawling non-HOA subdivisions. Tradition stands out on the western edge as a master-planned community with autonomous shuttles, its own town square, lakes, retail centers, and integrated medical facilities.
Nearby St. Lucie West is an established hub offering suburban neighborhoods with immediate access to Interstate 95 and commercial corridors. For healthcare workers seeking more lot flexibility and freedom from association fees, neighborhoods like Torino and River Park offer single-family homes without HOA oversight, with River Park and Southbend Lakes providing direct proximity to the St. Lucie River and boat ramps.
Golf-centric communities like PGA Village offer gated resort amenities, while upscale enclaves like Tesoro feature private, controlled-access living.
Getting around+Daily travel in Port St. Lucie is almost entirely vehicle-dependent due to minimal public transit. Primary arterial corridors include Interstate 95 and Florida's Turnpike running north-south, connected across the city by the Crosstown Parkway bridge. Local travel between residential neighborhoods in the west and healthcare facilities or commercial centers is straightforward, though peak-hour bottlenecks are common on primary thoroughfares. While many residents commute south into Martin and Palm Beach counties for specialized shifts, those working within Port St. Lucie at local healthcare hubs benefit from ample on-site hospital surface parking and direct freeway exits.
Daily travel in Port St. Lucie is almost entirely vehicle-dependent due to minimal public transit. Primary arterial corridors include Interstate 95 and Florida's Turnpike running north-south, connected across the city by the Crosstown Parkway bridge.
Local travel between residential neighborhoods in the west and healthcare facilities or commercial centers is straightforward, though peak-hour bottlenecks are common on primary thoroughfares. While many residents commute south into Martin and Palm Beach counties for specialized shifts, those working within Port St. Lucie at local healthcare hubs benefit from ample on-site hospital surface parking and direct freeway exits.
Outdoors+Water and preserve recreation define outdoor life in the area. The St. Lucie River cuts through the city, offering paddleboarding, boating, fishing, and frequent manatee sightings. Savannas Preserve State Park encompasses vast wetland ecosystems with extensive trails for hiking and birdwatching, while the Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens showcases manicured themed plantings. Golf enthusiasts utilize PGA Village's 54 holes of championship golf, including the Wanamaker Course. While the city itself is slightly inland, Atlantic beaches on Hutchinson Island and Jensen Beach are easily accessible a short drive east.
Water and preserve recreation define outdoor life in the area. The St. Lucie River cuts through the city, offering paddleboarding, boating, fishing, and frequent manatee sightings.
Savannas Preserve State Park encompasses vast wetland ecosystems with extensive trails for hiking and birdwatching, while the Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens showcases manicured themed plantings. Golf enthusiasts utilize PGA Village's 54 holes of championship golf, including the Wanamaker Course.
While the city itself is slightly inland, Atlantic beaches on Hutchinson Island and Jensen Beach are easily accessible a short drive east.
For relocating nurses, Port St. Lucie represents a booming Treasure Coast city that balances suburban security with rapid healthcare growth. Positioned along Interstate 95 and Florida's Turnpike, the city functions as a lower-density haven compared to South Florida's congested urban centers. Housing options cater to distinct lifestyles: Tradition offers a self-contained, walkable environment centered on a vibrant town square and nearby medical facilities, while neighborhoods like Torino and River Park appeal to those preferring single-family homes without HOA rules or CDD fees.
Daily life revolves around the outdoors. Shift workers can unwind hiking through Savannas Preserve State Park, paddleboarding along the St. Lucie River, golfing at PGA Village, or catching New York Mets Spring Training games at Clover Park. Jensen Beach and Hutchinson Island sit just a quick drive east for Atlantic oceanfront downtime.
Tradeoffs require clear expectations. The city is sprawling and car-dependent, with traffic steadily increasing along corridors like the Crosstown Parkway. Furthermore, hot, humid summers and Florida's insurance market demand thoughtful budgeting. For clinicians seeking safe neighborhoods, new housing, and a balanced coastal Florida pace, Port St. Lucie offers a practical landing spot.
