Vascular Access RN — Night Shift (No Call, Cert Reimb)

IU Health; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

No Call

Certification Reimbursement

Rotating Holiday Schedule for Advanced

Job summary

Indiana University Health seeks an experienced RN with 1+ year inpatient nursing background to join the Vascular Access Team on a 3/12 night shift. The role focuses on specialized access devices, ultrasound-guided placement, and high-quality patient care in a dynamic hospital setting.

Requires ASN; Indiana RN license or NLC, and BLS certification. BSN preferred; experience in critical care and vascular access advantageous. Competitive benefits and professional growth opportunities available.

Qualifications

• Requires ASN; BSN preferred and active RN license in Indiana or NLC.
• Graduate from a nationally accredited nursing program; BLS (AHA) certified.
• Experience in inpatient nursing; critical care/ICU step-down preferred.
• Vascular access skills including ultrasound-guided techniques and troubleshooting.
• Commitment to sterile technique and patient safety in vascular procedures.

Responsibilities

• Provide safe vascular access procedures with minimal discomfort.
• Maintain and troubleshoot various vascular access devices (PICC, IV, central lines).
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary team to optimize patient outcomes.
• Minimize complications and reduce repeated needle sticks; ensure patient safety.

Skills

Ultrasound Assessment

Sterility Training

Advanced Ultrasound Needling

Complications Management

Education

ASN

BSN preferred

RN license in Indiana or NLC

Graduate from accredited nursing program

BLS certification (AHA)

Job description

Indiana University Health seeks an experienced RN with 1+ year inpatient nursing background to join the Vascular Access Team on a 3/12 night shift. The role focuses on specialized access devices, ultrasound-guided placement, and high-quality patient care in a dynamic hospital setting.

Requires ASN; Indiana RN license or NLC, and BLS certification. BSN preferred; experience in critical care and vascular access advantageous. Competitive benefits and professional growth opportunities available.