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Interventional Radiology Registered Nurse – Travel

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gifted healthcareThunderbolt (GA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$120000 - 150000 per year

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About the role

Gifted Healthcare is seeking a Travel Interventional Radiology RN for an assignment in Savannah, GA. In this role, you’ll deliver specialized nursing care for image-guided procedures, supporting radiologists and the care team across pre-, intra-, and post-procedure phases. Responsibilities include patient assessment, sedation monitoring, medication and contrast administration, sterile technique, and radiation safety. Join a supportive, clinician-centered culture that values integrity, flexibility, and work-life balance while advancing your IR skill set in a collaborative environment. Provide interventional radiology nursing care to patients undergoing image-guided procedures in a Savannah hospital setting Prepare patients by reviewing histories, educating on procedures, and obtaining informed consent per facility protocols Assist interventional radiologists during procedures, including moderate sedation, sterile field maintenance, and device management Monitor and document patient status pre-, intra-, and post-procedure, responding rapidly to changes in condition Administer IV medications, contrast, and fluids safely while adhering to dosage, allergy, and infection control standards Perform pre- and post-procedure assessments, including vascular access management and hemostasis monitoring Collaborate with physicians, technologists, and ancillary staff to coordinate workflow and optimize patient throughput Maintain accurate electronic health records and procedure documentation in compliance with hospital and regulatory policies Ensure proper use, handling, and troubleshooting of imaging, monitoring, and IR-specific equipment and supplies Follow radiation safety, sterile technique, and hospital safety policies to protect patients, self, and team Interventional radiology nursing Moderate sedation management Pre- and post-procedure patient assessment Hemodynamic and cardiac monitoring IV therapy and contrast administration Sterile and aseptic technique Radiation safety and protection Vascular access care and hemostasis Electronic medical record documentation Emergency response and ACLS interventions Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Active, unrestricted RN license (GA or compact) Basic Life Support (BLS) certification Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certification Certification in radiology nursing (CRN) preferred Previous interventional radiology or cath lab experience

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