Vein & Vascular Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant Precision Vein & Vascular
Salt Lake City, Utah
Position Summary
Precision Vein & Vascular is seeking a motivated Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Physician Assistant (PA) to join our growing specialty vascular and vein practice in Salt Lake City, Utah.
This provider will serve as the primary clinic APP, managing patients with venous insufficiency, varicose veins, chronic lower extremity swelling, vascular-related wounds, peripheral vascular concerns, and other vein and vascular conditions. The APP will work closely with our Interventional Radiologist, who manages complex arterial disease, deep venous disease, advanced interventions, and procedural oversight.
This role offers significant autonomy, procedural opportunities, leadership involvement, and the ability to help build a rapidly growing specialty practice.
Why Join Precision Vein & Vascular?
This is a unique opportunity to help build a growing specialty vascular practice from the ground up while working alongside experienced clinical leaders dedicated to innovation, patient outcomes, and practice growth.
Unlike many traditional hospital-based APP positions, this role offers:
- Significant autonomy in clinic management and patient care
- Extensive procedural opportunities
- Direct collaboration with an experienced Interventional Radiologist
- The ability to build long-term patient relationships
- Active involvement in practice growth and development
- Opportunities to help shape workflows, programs, and future service lines
- A supportive environment that values initiative, accountability, and professional growth
- Leadership accessibility and direct involvement in clinic development
- The opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a growing specialty practice
This position is ideal for a provider who wants to be more than an employee and is excited to become a key contributor in a growing organization.
About Precision Vein & Vascular
Precision Vein & Vascular is dedicated to providing comprehensive vascular and venous care through advanced diagnostics, minimally invasive treatments, and patient-centered care.
Our mission is to improve circulation, reduce symptoms, promote healing, and restore quality of life through evidence-based vascular medicine.
Position Responsibilities
*Clinical Responsibilities*
Independent Clinic Management
- Conduct new patient consultations
- Perform comprehensive vascular and venous assessments
- Develop treatment plans
- Manage follow-up visits
- Review diagnostic studies
- Coordinate multidisciplinary care
- Educate patients regarding vascular disease and treatment options
- Manage procedural follow-up care
- Participate in quality improvement initiatives
- Assist in the development of clinical workflows and best practices
*Diagnostic Responsibilities*
Interpret and discuss findings from:
- Venous reflux studies
- Venous duplex ultrasounds
- ABI/TBI testing
- Peripheral vascular screenings
- Lower extremity vascular evaluations
Collaborate with the Interventional Radiologist for complex findings and treatment planning.
*Procedural Responsibilities*
Procedures Expected to Be Performed Independently (After Training If Needed)
Sclerotherapy
Spider vein & Varicose Vein treatment
Reticular vein treatment
Follow-up touch-up sessions
Ultrasound-Guided Sclerotherapy
Treatment of symptomatic superficial veins
Adjunct treatment after ablation procedures
Microphlebectomy
- Procedure preparation
- Patient evaluation
- Follow-up care
- Independent performance based on experience and competency validation
Varithena Procedures
- Patient selection
- Procedure performance
- Post-procedure management
VenaSeal Procedures
- Patient selection
- Procedure performance
- Post-procedure management
Wound Care (Preferred but Not Required)
- Basic vascular-related wound evaluation
- Compression management
- Collaboration with wound specialists
Conditions Commonly Managed
- Varicose veins
- Venous insufficiency
- Spider veins
- Leg swelling
- Chronic venous hypertension
- Venous ulcer prevention and management
- Peripheral vascular concerns
- Claudication screening
- Vascular risk assessment
- Post-thrombotic syndrome
- Superficial thrombophlebitis
*Collaboration Responsibilities*
Work closely with:
- Interventional Radiologist
- Ultrasound Technologist
- Medical Assistants
- Referring providers
- Wound care specialists
- Home health agencies
- Skilled nursing facilities
- Community healthcare partners
*Practice Growth & Business Development*
This provider will play an active role in practice growth and community engagement.
Responsibilities include:
- Building and maintaining referral relationships with primary care providers, specialists, home health agencies, wound care partners, and community healthcare organizations
- Meeting with community providers and referral partners
- Participating in educational events and outreach opportunities
- Supporting practice marketing initiatives
- Promoting early intervention and vascular screening programs
- Helping expand community awareness of vein and vascular services
- Identifying opportunities for clinic growth and service line development
Preferred Qualifications
Required:
- Current Utah NP or PA license (or ability to obtain)
- DEA registration
- Board certification
- Strong clinical assessment skills
- Ability to work independently
- Excellent patient communication skills
Preferred:
- Vein clinic experience
- Vascular surgery experience
- Interventional radiology experience
- Cardiology experience
- Cardiovascular surgery experience
- General surgery experience
- Wound care experience
- Ultrasound familiarity
- Procedural experience
Ideal Candidate
The ideal candidate is:
- Entrepreneurial
- Growth-oriented
- Comfortable with autonomy
- Interested in procedural medicine
- Passionate about patient education
- Excited to help build a specialty practice
- Invested in long-term practice growth and community relationships
- Motivated by outcomes, accountability, and continuous improvement
- Collaborative and team-oriented
- Comfortable contributing ideas and helping shape the future of a growing organization
Previous vein experience is welcomed but not required for the right candidate.
Training opportunities will be available for highly motivated providers with transferable procedural and vascular experience.
What Success Looks Like
*First 90 Days*
- Successfully integrate into clinic workflows
- Independently manage follow-up visits
- Develop proficiency with venous diagnostics and treatment planning
- Build strong relationships with patients, staff, and referral partners
- Participate in procedural training and competency development
*First Year*
- Independently manage the majority of vein clinic patient care
- Perform approved office-based procedures independently
- Contribute to referral growth and community outreach efforts
- Help expand clinic volume and patient access
- Become a trusted clinical leader within the practice
*Compensation & Benefits*
- Competitive salary based on experience
- Productivity bonus and incentive opportunities
- CME allowance
- Paid time off
- Malpractice coverage
- Professional development opportunities
- Procedural training opportunities
- Leadership development opportunities
- Opportunity to help shape and grow a rapidly expanding specialty practice
Pay: From $140,000.00 per year
Benefits:
- Dental insurance
- Flexible schedule
- Health insurance
- Health savings account
- Paid time off
- Professional development assistance
- Vision insurance
Work Location: In person
