1. APP Recruiting at Inova

    Working as an APP at Inova Advanced Practice Providers serve in all practice areas across Inova's five hospitals and 180 ambulatory care sites. A career at Inova offers growth opportunities in a supportive environment for both new and experienced APPs. View open APP jobs Inova Terms to Know Like many healthcare organizations, we have some terms and acronyms unique to our culture. As you navigate the application process, we want to help define some of the more common terms you may encounter.
  2. Instructions for Nursing Staff

    Preparation and Instructions for Nursing Staff Caring For Apheresis Patients Call 703-776-2610 to inform apheresis nurse about patient’s medications (e.g. ACE inhibitors or anti-rejection medication). Allow patient to eat and drink before scheduled procedure*.* Exception: patients scheduled for central line placement Please draw a CBC, BMP, Ionized Calcium (gold top tube), Fibrinogen and type and screen (for new patients) with morning labs on the day of scheduled apheresis procedure.
  3. Types of Apheresis Procedures

    Types of inpatient and outpatient apheresis procedures provided at Inova include Extracorporeal Photopheresis (ECP), Leukapheresis (White Blood Cell Depletion), Plasmapheresis (Therapeutic Plasma Exchange), Plateletpheresis (Platelet Depletion), Red Blood Cell (RBC) Exchange and Therapeutic Phlebotomy. Below you can find detailed descriptions of each including reasons a patient might need a particular treatment, what happens during the procedure, amount of time required for each procedure, risks and benefits.
  4. Inova CATS Program Patient Information and Forms

    Individuals participating in any of our treatment programs must complete our assessment process. An assessment is an in-depth evaluation to determine the specific needs and recommendations that are appropriate for a person's substance use and treatment requirements. Contact Us For more information about Inova CATS Program services or admissions, call 703-289-7560. Patient Forms Registration Packet 
  5. CATS Additional Outpatient Services and Support Programs

    Relapse Prevention Relapse Prevention is outpatient group therapy that offers less-intensive structure for patients who have already established a program of recovery and would benefit from additional support. This therapy helps to increase insight into the dynamics of relapse and how to identify warning signs.  Relapse Prevention groups provide a stable structure for patients while they increase and improve their own self-help support system and focus on other concerns that may impact their risk for relapse.