VIC the PICC (VTP) is a specialized healthcare provider offering vascular access consulting to acute care hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and home healthcare. Services include vascular access device insertion, post-access support such as declotting, line removal, port access, and venous access troubleshooting, as well as continuing education and precepting for clinical teams and customers. VTP provides on-site and mobile services throughout the Western and Southern United States. The Vascular Access Nurse Consultant works with customer clinical teams to resolve venous access issues and support treatment objectives established by the treating physician. Depending on the referral, the consultant may work inside or outside a hospital, across varied care settings. The role involves placing PICCs, midlines, and peripheral IVs using ultrasound guidance; using ECG technology to confirm PICC tip placement; managing vascular access devices; and educating facility nursing staff. Consultants travel to customer facilities as assigned. Paid PICC certification training is available to qualifying registered nurses with strong, recent ultrasound-guided IV placement experience; prior PICC experience is not required for those candidates. This is a full-time position scheduled for 36–48 hours per week across three to four shifts. The current opening is for 10 a.m.–10 p.m. shifts and includes weekend and holiday rotation. Specific days and scheduling requirements depend on business needs and job classification. Pay is experience- and certification-dependent. The posting lists a base range of $50–$75 per hour in the opening details and an hourly pay range of $50–$70 elsewhere; it also mentions profit pool participation, overtime eligibility, and a potential sign-on/commitment bonus for eligible full-time employees.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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