Surgery - Neurovascular Physician

Vascular Surgery Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant (NP/PA)Position SummaryThe Vascular Surgery NP/PA provides advanced clinical care for patients with vascular disease, including arterial, venous, and endovascular conditions. This role involves evaluation, diagnosis, perioperative and postoperative management, patient education, and coordination of care under the supervision of a Vascular Surgeon. The NP/PA works in both outpatient and inpatient settings, ensuring high-quality, patient-centered care.Key ResponsibilitiesEvaluate and manage patients with vascular conditions, including peripheral artery disease, aneurysms, carotid disease, and venous disordersAssist in preoperative assessment, postoperative care, and longitudinal management of surgical and endovascular patientsPerform procedures within scope of practice, including wound care, vascular access management, and suture/staple removalOrder, review, and interpret laboratory studies, imaging, and diagnostic testsProvide patient and family education regarding disease processes, treatment options, and post-procedure careCollaborate with Vascular Surgeons, nursing staff, interventional radiology, and other multidisciplinary team membersParticipate in inpatient rounds, consults, and outpatient clinicsMaintain accurate, timely, and compliant documentation in the electronic health recordAssist in quality improvement initiatives and adherence to clinical protocols and regulatory requirementsProvide on-call coverage and assist in urgent or emergent vascular care as requiredQualificationsGraduate of an accredited Nurse Practitioner program (acute care or primary care) or Physician Assistant programCurrent national certification as an NP (e.g., ANCC, AANP) or PA (NCCPA)Current state licensure as NP or PAPrior experience in vascular surgery, acute care, or surgical specialty preferredDEA registration or eligibility (if applicable)Skills and CompetenciesStrong clinical judgment and procedural skills relevant to vascular patientsAbility to manage complex, high-acuity patientsExcellent communication and patient education skillsTeam-oriented and collaborative approach to patient careCommitment to evidence-based, high-quality clinical practiceWork EnvironmentCombination of outpatient vascular clinics, inpatient care, and operating room supportMay include call coverage, evenings, weekends, and emergent patient care depending on practice modelFast-paced surgical and hospital environment