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The document outlines the application process for recertification in Hemodialysis Vascular Access (HVA) procedures by the American Society of Diagnostic and Interventional Nephrology (ASDIN). It details the requirements for applicants, including necessary documentation, fees, and criteria for maintaining certification. Key components include submission of a completed application form, case log, peer reference letter, CME documentation, and continuous quality improvement records. The document emphasizes the importance of removing patient identifiers from all submissions and specifies that recertification is valid for five years.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the recertification peer hemodialysis application in the editor.
Begin by filling out your identifying information, including your last name, first name, date of birth, and NPI number. Ensure all details are accurate.
Complete the practice information section with your practice name and address. Choose your preferred mailing address for the certificate.
Indicate your current board certification status and ensure that you provide documentation of any required procedures performed in the past 24 months.
Attach necessary documents such as the case log, peer reference letter, CME documentation, and CQI records. Remember to remove any patient identifiers from these documents.
Review all sections for completeness before submitting. An incomplete application will not be processed.

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How long is hemodialysis training?

The length of training programs varies, but most people can usually learn how to safely perform their own peritoneal dialysis within a couple of weeks and home hemodialysis treatments within three to five weeks. The majority of training for at-home treatments is done at dialysis centers.

How long does CCHt certification last?

The initial certification is effective for three years from the last day of the month in which the applicant passed the examination. Certification must be renewed every three years.

How long is a dialysis tech?

Dialysis technician training can be certificate programs that take 3-12 months, and associate degree programs require 18-24 months. California requires completion of a CDPH-approved program with a minimum of 400 classroom hours and 200 clinical hours.

What certification do you need for dialysis?

The CCHT-A is an advanced credential for technicians that are working in an advanced dialysis technician level of practice, ie. precepting new technicians, for a minimum of 5 years and 5000 hours. The CCHT is an entry level certification credential.

What is the maximum number of months a hemodialysis technician may continue to work without having certification?

ESRD Federal Regulations Newly-employed patient care technicians (must be certified) within 18 months of being hired as a dialysis patient care technician.

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Do you have to be certified to be a dialysis technician?

However, several states, such as California, Nebraska, and New Mexico, do require practicing dialysis technicians to have certification; in addition, a growing number of states are considering legislation to make certification mandatory.

How to renew a hemodialysis license in California?

1) Must submit a completed Renewal Application (CDPH 283 G); AND 2) Must obtain thirty (30) hours of In-Service Training/CEUs in dialysis care or general health care and submit proof of the completed hours with the CDPH 283 G.

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