9 Vascular Access Jobs
Travel Nurse (RN) - Pediatric Vascular Access Team
$2,763/wk
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Required skills/experience: Vascular access team experience. Highly proficient USPIV skills required. Pediatric USPIV skills required.
Preferred skills/experience: Pediatric PICC experience preferred. Critical Care background preferred.
Shift & schedule requirements: Must be available for 1 Holiday.
Floating requirements: FLOAT: Client reserves the right to float or reassign Personnel to other areas of practice within their clinical competence to fulfill the scheduled guaranteed hours and within thirty-five (35) miles of their originally assigned facility (unless otherwise agreed to in such Personnel's individual assignment confirmation).
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Vascular Access Travel Nurse Job Responsibilities and Salary
Vascular Access nurse job responsibilities include assessing patients to determine the type of vascular access needed, reviewing medications, and troubleshooting and managing existing vascular access, such as dressing changes of PICCs. Vascular Access nurses undergo additional training for PICC line insertion that uses ultrasound equipment. Nurses must perform a minimum of 25 supervised insertions before applying for basic PICC certification. Vascular Access nurses are Registered Nurses and many obtain certification in the Vascular Access specialty. The annual salary in the United States for Vascular Access nurses is around $94,000.
Vascular Access Travel Nurse Jobs
Vascular Access nurses are the IV experts. The Vascular Access team inserts vascular access devices such as PICCs (peripherally inserted central catheters) and IV lines. Vascular Access nurses work in hospitals and clinics, or are mobile and travel to rehabs or facilities. Vascular Access nurses must be detail-oriented, good communicators, and serve as a resource for clinical questions. Interested in becoming a Vascular Access nurse? Explore our travel nurse jobs and land a high-paying Vascular Access nurse job today.
