In-Home Dialysis Care Partner (1:1 Client) Thousand Oaks, CA

In-Home Dialysis Care Partner (1:1 Client) – Thousand Oaks, CA

Client: Female adult dialysis patient transitioning home Immediately
Location: Thousand Oaks, CA (91359)
Compensation: $25/hr
Start Date: Urgent

About This Role
We are looking for a compassionate, dialysis-experienced Care Partner to support a single female patient who is returning home this Friday and will be continuing her dialysis treatments in the comfort of her own home. This is not an agency rotation — you will be paired with one patient, allowing you to build rapport, provide meaningful support, and become a reliable part of her weekly routine.

This role is ideal for someone who understands home dialysis equipment, values patient dignity, and wants to make a real difference in someone’s life during their transition home.

What You’ll Be Doing
• Assist with dialysis treatment setup, (NxStage or similar home machines)
• Ensure the environment is safe, clean, and ready for each treatment
• Offer comfort, emotional support, and companionship
• Help the patient stay on schedule with treatment times
• Support with light Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) as needed
• Monitor safety and report concerns to the coordinating nurse
• Maintain simple documentation of observations during your shift

Who We’re Looking For
• Someone with at least 1 year of experience working with dialysis patients (home or clinic)
• Preferably familiar with home dialysis systems (NxStage a plus)
• Reliable, calm, and supportive — someone who understands how vulnerable this transition can feel
• Strong communicator who can coordinate with our clinical team
• Must pass a background check through Herewith

Why This Role Matters
This patient deeply wants to remain in her own home rather than return to a facility. The right Care Partner will help her feel confident, safe, and supported during her dialysis journey.

What We Offer
• Consistent, stable weekly hours with a single client
• Support from a clinical care team
• Training and guidance on patient-specific routines
• The ability to work independently while still being part of a dedicated care network