Vascular Wellness

Vascular Wellness Vascular Wellness is committed to Advancing Healthcare and Empowering Nurses. We offer Vascular Access Services at the Bedside – Mobile, On-Site & On-Call.

We offer Vascular Access Services at the Bedside – Mobile, On-Site & On-Call in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia, with future services in Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia. Vascular Wellness clinical services help you improve patient outcomes, reduce costs, and strengthen infection control. Our Services include all Advanced Procedures such as Large Bore and Small Bore and all Basic Procedures such as PICCs, Midlines, and PIVs. We provide such services to Hospitals, LTACs, Outpatient Centers, Pediatric Departments, Skilled Care, and Continuing Care Communities, Hospices, and At-Home. We work with major healthcare institutions, hospital systems, and nursing schools including UNC, Duke, and Vidant Health. Vascular Access Services
� Skill-Verified, Credentialed & Insured Employee Clinical Nurses
� Large & Small Bore; PICCs & Midlines; Dialysis; Pediatrics
� 98% Success Rate; 0 Insertion Related Infections Reported

The most sophisticated technology in the room is the clinician.Ultrasound can reveal what lies beneath the surface. Adva...
09/10/2026

The most sophisticated technology in the room is the clinician.

Ultrasound can reveal what lies beneath the surface. Advanced tools can make increasingly complex procedures possible. But neither can assess the whole patient, question the original plan, recognize when something isn’t right, or decide what should happen next.

That takes a vascular nurse.

The eyes that notice what others may not see. The hands developed through experience and precision. The clinical judgment that connects what is seen with what it means. The feet that stand ready through long procedures and urgent calls. And the heart that never loses sight of the patient behind the procedure.

During Vascular Nurses Week, we celebrate the specialized knowledge, technical skill, clinical judgment, and compassion that vascular nurses bring to patient care every day.

Because the technology is remarkable. The expertise behind it is even more so.

Vascular Wellness | Advancing Healthcare. Empowering Nurses.

This Vascular Nurses Week, we’re recognizing the specialized knowledge, clinical judgment, and skill vascular nurses bri...
09/09/2026

This Vascular Nurses Week, we’re recognizing the specialized knowledge, clinical judgment, and skill vascular nurses bring to patient care. But sometimes, what defines a nurse has nothing to do with a procedure.

For nearly nine years, members of the Vascular Wellness clinical team cared for a young woman with complex medical needs and extremely difficult vascular access. Over countless hospitalizations and procedures, they came to know more than her medical history. They knew her by name. They knew her favorite foods and drinks. They shared stories with her. She became someone they cared deeply about.

During her final hospitalization, one of our nurse clinicians learned that she was alone and dying. She found a colleague and said, “No one is dying alone today.”

Together, they went to her bedside, held her hands, and stayed with her as she passed away. Their teammates quietly stepped in to cover the remaining cases, charting, and end-of-day responsibilities so they could stay.

There was no vascular access procedure to perform in that moment. There was simply a patient who should not have to be alone.

During Vascular Nurses Week, we honor the many ways vascular nurses care for patients... not only through specialized clinical expertise, but through advocacy, connection, empathy, and compassion.

This Nurse Clinicians in Action story reminds us that the impact of nursing can extend far beyond the procedure… and sometimes, that is where it matters most.

Read the full story: https://bit.ly/NCIA-34?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=Zoho+Social&utm_campaign=NCIA&utm_content=vascular+nurses+week

September 6–12 is Vascular Nurses Week, a time to recognize the nurses whose specialized knowledge, clinical judgment, a...
09/08/2026

September 6–12 is Vascular Nurses Week, a time to recognize the nurses whose specialized knowledge, clinical judgment, and commitment make a difference across vascular care.

From caring for patients with vascular conditions and supporting vascular health to managing complex therapies and advancing clinical practice, vascular nurses bring expertise that impacts patients throughout the continuum of care.

Their work requires careful assessment, specialized knowledge, technical skill, and the ability to recognize when something isn't right… often before the next step in care is taken.

Throughout Vascular Nurses Week, we’re proud to recognize vascular nurses everywhere and the important role they play in improving patient care.

To our Vascular Wellness vascular access clinicians as well as all vascular nurses… thank you for the expertise, advocacy, and commitment you bring to your patients and the profession every day.

Society for Vascular Nursing

A vascular access procedure may only take a few minutes.But knowing which device is appropriate, which vessel offers the...
09/04/2026

A vascular access procedure may only take a few minutes.

But knowing which device is appropriate, which vessel offers the best option, what risks need to be considered, and when the original plan needs to change... that comes from experience.

The procedure is only part of the skill.

Clinical judgment is what guides everything around it.

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Vascular Wellness | Advancing Healthcare. Empowering Nurses.

One patient may need difficult peripheral access.The next may require an assessment that changes the original vascular a...
09/03/2026

One patient may need difficult peripheral access.

The next may require an assessment that changes the original vascular access plan.

Another case may mean working with the care team to determine which device best supports the patient's therapy.

That's part of what makes vascular access nursing different. The procedure matters, but so do the assessment, problem-solving, and clinical decisions that happen around it.

For nurses who enjoy developing specialized skills without leaving clinical nursing behind, it's a career path worth considering.

Vascular Wellness is hiring!

North Carolina
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Virginia
Ohio

Get all the details 👉 https://bit.ly/4qPFV0k

Late at night, an LTACH patient accidentally dislodged their PICC.Under many circumstances, the replacement could wait u...
09/02/2026

Late at night, an LTACH patient accidentally dislodged their PICC.

Under many circumstances, the replacement could wait until morning. A temporary PIV could provide access in the meantime.

But not for this patient.

The patient depended on TPN and was also a difficult IV access (DIVA) case. The facility's nursing staff did not have a practical peripheral access option, and without another solution, an EMS transfer to an acute care emergency department was becoming the alternative.

That's where the situation changed from an after-hours PICC request to a clinical decision about what this patient needed now.

Despite a 90-minute drive and an arrival time approaching midnight, a Vascular Wellness nurse clinician mobilized to the facility.

The case is a reminder that vascular access decisions aren't made by the clock alone. The therapy, the patient, the available access options, and the consequences of waiting all matter.

Read the full Nurse Clinicians in Action case to see how the situation was resolved: https://bit.ly/4yhyu4E

Vascular access experience gets our attention... But it isn't the only thing we look for.Some of what makes an exception...
09/01/2026

Vascular access experience gets our attention... But it isn't the only thing we look for.

Some of what makes an exceptional vascular access clinician is built long before someone specializes: strong assessment skills, sound clinical judgment, confidence communicating with the care team, and the ability to stay composed when the situation isn't straightforward.

Vascular access experience is preferred, but for the right full-time RN, we're willing to invest in developing the specialized skills that come with the role.

Because technical skills can be taught. The clinical foundation they build upon matters just as much.

If you're an experienced RN who already works in vascular access, or you've been thinking seriously about making it your specialty, we'd like to hear from you.

We're growing our Vascular Access RN team 👇

North Carolina
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Virginia
Ohio

Get all the details 👉 https://bit.ly/4xoUJWe

Being good at vascular access means more than being the person who can place the line.It means becoming the person other...
08/27/2026

Being good at vascular access means more than being the person who can place the line.

It means becoming the person others turn to when the access is difficult, the options aren't obvious, or the original plan deserves another look.

That might mean assessing the patient before a procedure begins. Talking through device options with the care team. Helping a bedside nurse understand what's happening with an existing line. Or recognizing when a different approach could better support the patient's therapy.

It's a different kind of nursing role... one where your experience doesn't just influence the procedure in front of you. It becomes a clinical resource for the people around you.

If you're an experienced RN looking for an opportunity to develop that kind of vascular access expertise, we're growing our team.

We're hiring Vascular Access RNs in select markets

📍Southeast U.S.
📍 Eastern NC
📍 Asheville, NC
📍 Richmond, VA
📍 W. Pennsylvania
📍 Ohio

Find out more: https://bit.ly/4xYgPPq


Ultrasound guidance had already been tried. Multiple times.A patient being treated in the Emergency Department for suspe...
08/26/2026

Ultrasound guidance had already been tried. Multiple times.

A patient being treated in the Emergency Department for suspected sepsis needed vascular access for lab work and IV therapy. But severely contracted veins in both arms made access exceptionally difficult, and repeated ultrasound-guided PIV attempts by the care team had been unsuccessful.

As the patient's condition worsened, vascular access became increasingly urgent.

Two Vascular Wellness clinicians happened to be onsite caring for another patient and were asked to assist. Rather than simply making another attempt, they assessed the patient's vasculature with ultrasound and considered what type and location of access would be most appropriate.

That assessment changed the approach.

Cases like this are an important reminder that ultrasound is an invaluable tool for difficult vascular access... but the technology itself doesn't make the clinical decision. Experience interpreting what is seen on ultrasound, understanding how a patient's condition affects the vasculature, selecting the appropriate device and site, and maintaining procedural proficiency all matter when access becomes complex.

What did the vascular access clinicians determine was the best approach for this patient... and what happened next?

Read the clinical case: https://bit.ly/3UaVu6B

There's a particular kind of satisfaction in being the nurse people are relieved to see walk through the door.The diffic...
08/25/2026

There's a particular kind of satisfaction in being the nurse people are relieved to see walk through the door.

The difficult stick. The patient who's already been through multiple attempts. The access that isn't working the way everyone expected. The situation where someone needs to stop, assess, and figure out what makes sense next.

That's the work our vascular access clinicians do every day.

Not every case is dramatic. Most aren't.

But there is something deeply satisfying about having a specialized skill, using it well, and knowing that what you just did made the patient's day a little easier and the care team's job a little better.

If that sounds like the kind of nursing you want to do more of, we're hiring.

Vascular Access RN opportunities are available in Southeastern US, Ohio, and Western PA 👉 https://bit.ly/45FiFZd

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