General Nurse Practitioner Job in Fall River, Massachusetts

Vascular Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant opportunity in an outpatient-focused vascular surgery practice Join a team of five fellowship-trained, board-certified vascular surgeons working with NPs, PAs, and MAs Mix of office-based vascular care and work connected to an in-office endovascular suite, vein center, and accredited vascular lab Evaluate new referrals and follow-up patients Order and interpret appropriate diagnostic studies Prepare patients and families for angiography and surgical procedures Manage post-operative patients and chronic vascular conditions No night, weekend, or holiday call Experience or interest in wound management, including minor debridement and thoughtful antibiotic use Opportunity to be trained in minor procedures such as venous catheter removal Knowledge of arterial and venous disease (carotid stenosis, stroke, aortic aneurysm, claudication, ischemic and venous ulcers, varicose veins) preferred Sclerotherapy skills desirable Willingness to learn basics of non-invasive vascular testing Work closely and collegially with referring physicians, specialists, visiting nurses, and skilled nursing facilities Provide patient and family education, risk-factor modification counseling, and medication management (including prescribing and refills) Employed position with a large, multi-specialty medical group Must be licensed as an NP or PA in the relevant states, hold DEA and state controlled substance registrations, and be trained in BLS and ACLS Prefer 1"2 years of vascular disease experience plus strong communication skills, maturity, compassion, and problem-solving ability Practice uses a modern EHR for scheduling, documentation, e-prescribing, and billing and participates in national quality initiatives and continuing education Live in a classic New England region with access to coastal towns, historic neighborhoods, and a mix of urban, suburban, and rural communities Enjoy proximity to larger cities, oceanfront recreation, and year-round cultural, dining, and outdoor activities throughout southern New England