7 Wisconsin Interventional Radiology (IR) Jobs
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Required Skills / Experience: Scrubbing and panning simultaneously
Experience with General IR cases
Preferred Skills / Experience: Comfortable with charging/coding for procedures
Siemens and GE equipment
Unit / Facility Details: Parking: Free in parking structure, will just need badge access
Special Requests: Will accept first time travelers as long as they have IR experience
Shift & Scheduling: Day/Mids rotation with occasional weekend shifts. Call required as needed for the department. Traveler will work varying shifts 8h or 12h (1200-2030 or 0800-2030) or a combo of 8h/12h to meet their weekly shift requirement.
Call Requirement: Will be on call from Friday-Friday (7 days of call) every 2-3 months. May not have to take call all 7 days. Call will be end of shift until the following morning at 0600
Call Response Time: 30 minutes
Weekend Rotation: Sometimes travelers will be scheduled weekends (as above), but it’s usually just call. (Fri-Fri call every 2 months is worst case scenario)
Holiday Requirements: Typically, travelers do not work holidays
Manager is open to altering shift times (i.e. – if the job posting is for five 8h shift, she is willing to change to four 10h shifts or two 8s and two 12s)
Interventional Radiology Job Responsibilities
Interventional Radiology professionals possess essential responsibilities that range from assessing patients, administering medications and treatments, monitoring vital signs, to providing crucial emotional support to patients and their families and much more. With their specialized training and experience, IR professionals collaborate closely with interventional radiologists and other healthcare providers before, during, and after procedures to ensure the best possible outcomes for patients. IR professionals work with cutting-edge technology, including the latest X-rays, CT scans, and ultrasounds throughout their career. Trusted is your ultimate resource for connecting with exciting travel opportunities in Interventional Radiology!
Interventional Radiology (IR) Travel Allied Jobs in Wisconsin
Both nurses and allied health professionals contribute significantly to the field of Interventional Radiology (IR). These dedicated individuals play a vital role in caring for patients undergoing IR procedures aimed at diagnosing and treating a wide range of medical conditions, including cancer, blood vessel disorders, and chronic pain. IR jobs are available in hospitals and outpatient facilities with dedicated IR departments, providing opportunities for Registered Nurses (RNs), Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurses, and allied health professionals. Explore our extensive selection of Interventional Radiology travel jobs across the country and secure your next assignment in this exciting field.