Renal Care Specialist
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Last updated on 11 Dec 2025
Overview
A Renal Care Specialist is a medical doctor trained to diagnose, treat, and manage diseases affecting the kidneys. They provide care for conditions like chronic kidney disease, kidney stones, and hypertension. These specialists work closely with patients undergoing dialysis or preparing for kidney transplantation. They collaborate with a team of healthcare providers to develop individualized treatment plans. Their role is crucial in improving kidney function and maintaining overall health balance.
Job Description
- Diagnose and manage acute and chronic kidney-related conditions.
- Monitor kidney function through laboratory tests, imaging, and patient assessments.
- Provide treatment plans, including medication, lifestyle guidance, and dialysis.
- Collaborate with urologists, dietitians, and transplant teams for comprehensive care.
- Perform or assist in surgical interventions if required, such as biopsies or dialysis access placement.
- Educate patients and families about kidney health and preventive care.
- Keep detailed medical records and follow up on patient progress regularly.
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