Vascular Access Lead & Clinical Educator

Valley Health; Winchester (VA); On-site; USD 56,000 - 79,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Dental and vision insurance

Generous Paid Time Off

Tuition Assistance

Retirement Savings Match

Employee Assistance Program

Healthy U Wellness Program

Job summary

Valley Health in Winchester, VA, is seeking a Vascular Access Specialist (RN) to orient and coach staff, develop competencies, and lead improvements in vascular access practices across the continuum of care.

The role emphasizes evidence-based practice, collaboration with leadership, and ongoing education. A BSN is required with RN licensure in Virginia, and 5 years of RN experience is preferred, including ICU/ED exposure. Certification in vascular access within 2–3 years is expected.

Qualifications

• BSN is required or an agreement to begin BSN within 1 year and complete BSN or equivalence in MSN work within 5 years of hire
• (5) years of RN experience preferred
• ICU or ED experience preferred
• Licensed in the Commonwealth of Virginia as Registered Nurse required
• BLS Certification (Healthcare Provider) required; AHA approval
• Certification in Vascular Access within 2-3 years of hire
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support preferred

Responsibilities

• Orients and coaches staff in vascular access competency.
• Leads quality improvement initiatives and policy updates related to vascular access.
• Coordinates with educators to develop staff training and outcomes evaluation.
• Maintains data collection and creates graphs for educational and performance improvement purposes.

Skills

Intravenous insertion

Ultrasound guided IV

Midline placement

Evidence-based practice

Clinical leadership

Data collection & graphing

Education

BSN

RN license

Tools

Excel

Job description

Valley Health in Winchester, VA, is seeking a Vascular Access Specialist (RN) to orient and coach staff, develop competencies, and lead improvements in vascular access practices across the continuum of care.

The role emphasizes evidence-based practice, collaboration with leadership, and ongoing education. A BSN is required with RN licensure in Virginia, and 5 years of RN experience is preferred, including ICU/ED exposure. Certification in vascular access within 2–3 years is expected.