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Required Skills/Experience:
- The RN must be comfortable with all patient types, moderate sedation, drip management, Foley catheter insertion (including in infants and pediatric patients who will be sedated), and IV insertion.
Unit Details:
- The IR patient population is mostly adults; pediatric patients are not seen in IR.
- The average daily patient volume is 8.
- Body procedures include TIPS, Y90s, kyphoplasties/vertebroplasties, fistulograms/declots, nephrostents/tubes, peripheral runoffs/interventions, IVC filter placements, PleurX, trialysis/permacaths, PE, AngioJet, EKOS, and coil/chemoembolizations.
- Neuro procedures include coil embolizations, thrombectomies, carotid procedures, and MMA procedures.
- Equipment includes Alaris IV pumps, Omnicell medication dispensing, EKOS, AngioJet, and Siemens C-arms.
- Department support includes a transporter and room-turnover support, with respiratory therapy, a hospitalist, and an intensivist available 24/7, as well as a rapid response/code team. An IR physician is present during the day and on call at night.
Floating Requirements:
- The RN could float to other radiology areas, such as CT or MRI, to assist with procedures, including with pediatric patients.
Special Requests:
- RTO requests must go through the manager for approval.
Shift & Scheduling:
- Weekend coverage is call only.
- RN on-call coverage occurs every 5th-7th day, from the end of the last case to 0700 the following morning.
- The on-call response time is 20 minutes.
- On-call teams consist of 2 techs and 1 RN.
- No sleep room is available.
- Call coverage could be required for 50% of holidays during the contract.
- The schedule includes a rotating day off.
- Schedules are made 1 month at a time and released about 2 weeks before the schedule begins.
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Radiology Travel Job Responsibilities
Radiology healthcare professionals, including both nurses and allied health professionals, contribute to patient safety and care during radiology procedures. In addition to preparing patients and ensuring their comfort, Radiology professionals perform treatments as directed by the treating physician or advanced practitioner. These treatments may involve inserting catheters, positioning fluoroscopy equipment, and administering medications such as pain medications or sedation. Patient education and support are also integral aspects of this specialty. Trusted offers diverse travel assignments tailored to Radiology professionals in both nursing and allied health roles. Don't miss the chance to advance your career while making a difference in patient care, apply today!
Radiology Travel Nurse Jobs in Montana
Radiology is a field that is full of opportunities for both nursing and allied health professionals. Whether you're a Radiology Nurse or an Allied Health Professional specializing in Radiology, there are abundant travel job options awaiting you! These roles are primarily based in hospitals or outpatient centers, where you'll play a crucial role in preparing patients for radiology procedures, such as X-rays, ultrasounds, MRIs, and radiation treatments for cancer. Job descriptions vary by specialty, but can include the need for skills in inserting IV lines, accessing ports for dye administration, positioning patients, and, in some cases, assisting with invasive procedures. If you have experience in Radiology nursing or allied health, seize the opportunity and apply today for your dream Radiology travel job!
