Vascular Access RN Consultant (PICC/USGIV) – Per Diem

Vtpmed; Riverside (CA); On-site; USD 83,000 - 124,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay with bonuses

Professional Development

Comprehensive Benefits

Company vehicle or mileage reimburse

24/7 on-call support

Job summary

VTP is seeking experienced PICC RNs with strong vascular access background for per diem roles across hospital and facility settings. You will place PICCs, midlines, and peripheral IVs using ultrasound guidance, confirm catheter tips with ECG, and manage vascular access devices while supporting clinical teams and patient care.

A busy, mobile schedule may involve travel to various sites. The role requires an active RN license, 3+ years in acute care, BLS, and reliable transportation.

Qualifications

• Active RN license required.
• Experience placing PICCs/midlines/vascular access devices using ultrasound.
• Experience placing ultrasound-guided IVs (USGIVs).
• Experience in vascular access device (VAD) management and troubleshooting.
• American Heart BLS Certification.
• Valid driver’s license with reliable transportation.
• Ability to work independently and meet scheduling requirements.
• Minimum 3 years of acute care RN experience.
• Smartphone required.

Responsibilities

• 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.

Skills

RN licensure

Ultrasound-guided PICC/IV

USGIV experience

VAD management

BLS certification

Driver's license & vehicle

Independent work ability

3+ years acute care RN

Smartphone

Job description

VTP is seeking experienced PICC RNs with strong vascular access background for per diem roles across hospital and facility settings. You will place PICCs, midlines, and peripheral IVs using ultrasound guidance, confirm catheter tips with ECG, and manage vascular access devices while supporting clinical teams and patient care.

A busy, mobile schedule may involve travel to various sites. The role requires an active RN license, 3+ years in acute care, BLS, and reliable transportation.