Per Diem Vascular Access RN — Travel & Independence

Vtpmed; Long Beach (CA); Sur place; USD 90 000 - 103 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

VTP is seeking experienced PICC RNs with strong vascular access experience for on-site/per diem work across facilities. Prior independent PICC insertion is required; certification training is not provided.

You will collaborate with clinical teams to resolve venous access issues and support treatment goals set by physicians. Responsibilities include placing PICCs and ultrasound-guided IVs, managing vascular access devices, and educating nursing staff.

Qualifications

• Registered Nurse with current, active license.
• Experience placing PICCs, midlines, or other vascular access devices using ultrasound.
• Experience placing ultrasound-guided IVs (USGIVs).
• Experience in vascular access device (VAD) management, including care, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
• American Heart BLS Certification.
• Valid driver's license, active auto insurance, and reliable transportation.
• Ability to work independently and meet scheduling requirements as indicated by job classification.
• Minimum of 3 years of acute care RN experience.
• Must possess a smart phone.

Responsabilités

• Place PICCs, midlines, and peripheral IVs using ultrasound guidance.
• Utilize ECG technology for PICC tip confirmation.
• Assist with management of PICCs and other vascular access devices.
• Provide vascular access support services including port access, line removal, and declotting.
• Educate facility nursing staff on PICCs, midlines, and other CVADs.

Connaissances

PICC insertion

Midlines

USGIVs

VAD management

BLS Certification

Independent work

Smartphone

Description du poste

VTP is seeking experienced PICC RNs with strong vascular access experience for on-site/per diem work across facilities. Prior independent PICC insertion is required; certification training is not provided.

You will collaborate with clinical teams to resolve venous access issues and support treatment goals set by physicians. Responsibilities include placing PICCs and ultrasound-guided IVs, managing vascular access devices, and educating nursing staff.