Procedural Support Assistant - Vascular Center

The Ambulatory Procedural Assistant plays a vital role in a vascular care team, supporting both direct and indirect patient care. Under supervision of a Registered Nurse or provider, they assist with procedures, exams, and therapies by preparing patients, ensuring safety, and positioning them appropriately. They help during procedures by preparing supplies, managing specimens, monitoring vital signs, documenting photos, and dressing wounds. Additionally, they maintain exam rooms by cleaning, disinfecting equipment, restocking supplies, and inspecting for safety issues. Effective communication with team members and understanding of medical procedures and terminology are essential. Qualified candidates must have a high school diploma or GED, with two years of recent patient care experience in roles such as clinical assistant or nursing assistant. Certifications include current Basic Life Support from AHA or Red Cross, with additional training as needed. Skills in adaptability, computer use, and attention to safety are preferred. Overall, the role demands teamwork, technical competence, and patient support to ensure quality care delivery.