What is the nurse and techs patient ratio in a dialysis clinic? Here in Florida is not specified.

The normal ratio is 1 nurse to twelve patients with 3 techs, each tech working a pod with 4 patients. There are typically two shifts of patients coming through the clinic in a work day, so eight patients per pod per day. Shift turnover is the busiest time in the day: the period during which the first patients are leaving and the second set of patients are coming on treatment.

Here in michigan in a Chronic setting its 12 patients with 2 Rns and 2 to 3 dialysis techs. In Acute Settings its 1 Rn for 2 patients in Inpatient and 1 is to 1 Ratio doing bedside dialysis

It’s based on specific state licensing rules and Florida has none

Usually is one tech to 4 patients....nurses....ughhhhratio is staff to patients not nurse to techs