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Travel Nurse RN - Radiology - $2,680 per week in Portsmouth, NH

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$2,680 per week

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Registered Nurse (RN) | RadiologyLocation: Portsmouth, NHAgency: Malone HealthcarePay: $2,680 per weekStart Date: ASAPAbout the PositionJob ID: 869406 Estimated Weekly Gross: $2,680.42 Job TitleTravel RN - Interventional RadiologyLocationPortsmouth, NH | Interventional RadiologySchedule / Job TypeContract | 13 Weeks | Days | Monday - Friday, 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM | On-Call Requirements Apply | OnsiteKey ResponsibilitiesProvide nursing care in an Interventional Radiology setting, including 2 IR suites (single-plane and bi-plane), a holding area, and a CT procedure roomAssist with and support a wide range of procedures including angiograms, cerebral coiling, neuro intervention, carotid stenting, embolectomy, thrombectomy (PE), biopsies, kyphoplasty, ESI, paracentesis, thoracentesis, and renal microwave ablationsAdminister and monitor patients undergoing moderate sedationOperate and work alongside equipment including Philips Bi-Plane, Philips Single Plane, and GE Monitoring systems; document care using Expanse EMRParticipate in on-call rotation, with an expected 1-2 call nights per week and flexibility to pick up additional call based on departmental needsMaintain current ACLS and BLS certifications throughout the duration of the assignmentRequired QualificationsActive RN license required at time of submissionACLS and BLS certifications requiredMinimum 2 years of nursing experienceBackground in procedural departments, critical care, emergency department, or ICUExperience with moderate sedationMust reside within a 30-minute radius of the facility to be eligiblePreferred Experience / SkillsPrior experience in Interventional Radiology or Cardiac Cath LabDemonstrated proficiency with moderate sedation in a procedural or acute care environmentAbility to work independently and efficiently while also contributing effectively as part of a teamWhy Join UsOpportunity to work in a dynamic, high-acuity IR environment performing a diverse range of complex interventional proceduresJoin a collaborative unit supported by a dedicated team of nurses and technologists in a well-equipped facility

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