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Vascular Access Team

Serving as a clinical resource for vascular access and related policies/practices, we provide peripheral IV access, central-line troubleshooting and declotting, management of CPN central lines, , dressing changes for all PICCs and CPN lines, and a variety of educational classes.. A specialized group of nurses within the team evaluates patients for and inserts peripherally inserted central (PIC) catheters.

Patient Population
  • Adults and pediatrics
  • Surgery, medicine, psychiatry, neuroscience, Gyn / Ob
Nurse/Patient Ratio
  • Nurse is responsible for a defined group of units during shift
Rotation/Shifts
  • 8 or 12 hours
  • Flexible, self-schedule
Skill Mix
  • All RN
Orientation
  • 3 to 6 weeks, tailored to individual learning needs

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