Industry certification · earned in Dialysis Technician
The Certified Clinical Hemodialysis Technician credential from the Nephrology Nursing Certification Commission, earned by passing a 150-question, 3-hour exam covering patient care, dialysis technology, water treatment and machine operation, and safety and quality.
It proves that the holder has been examined against a published standard - knowledge on a written exam and, in most cases, an observed practical performance - and has met the standard of Nephrology Nursing Certification Commission.
At VoTechWorks the credential is earned inside the programs that carry it (Dialysis Technician): the universal core, one competency course per curriculum area with a written exam, an observed skills demonstration and a signed log each, a capstone, an externship or clinical practicum, then exam preparation and the credential exam itself, sat at the school's authorized testing center or the body's own site.
It leads to entry-level employment in Health & Personal Services, counts toward the next credential on the stackable pathway, and is the first line on the resume an employer reads.
Renews every 3 years: 3,000 hours worked as a dialysis technician plus 30 hours of nephrology continuing education, verified by a current or previous supervisor.
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