RN - Cath Lab - Travel

Interventional Rn's

Interventional Rn's #1 Rn Monday – Friday 9am -5pm 3-5 years cardiac telemetry monitoring and/or cardiac imaging. Active Bls/Acls certification Strong Iv insertion skills. Ability to access implanted chest ports Monday – Friday 9am -5pm Conducts comprehensive pre-procedural assessments, including review of medical history, renal function, cardiac status, and contraindications to contrast or medications Administers and titrates medications (e.g., beta-blockers, nitroglycerin) per protocol to achieve optimal heart rate control for image quality Establishes and maintains appropriate Iv access for contrast administration, including use of power injectors Implements evidence-based practices to reduce risk of contrast-related complications, including extravasation and allergic reactions Monitors patients continuously before, during, and after Ccta procedures; promptly identifies and responds to clinical changes Provides patient education and ensures informed consent, explaining procedure expectations and post-procedure care Collaborates effectively with radiologists, technologists, and interdisciplinary teams to ensure efficient workflow and high-quality imaging Ensures adherence to departmental protocols, patient safety standards, and regulatory requirements (e.g., Joint Commission) Documents care accurately in the electronic medical record, including medications, patient response, and procedural details Responds to emergencies, including contrast reactions and acute clinical events, following established protocols and Aclgs guidelines Participates in quality improvement initiatives and maintains competency in cardiac imaging and contrast safety practices

Interventional Rn's #2 Rn -Monday – Friday 9am -5pm - 3-5 years Radiology outpatient or Interventional radiology Imaging. Active Bls/Acls certification Strong Iv insertion skills. Ability to access implanted chest ports Monday – Friday 9am -5pm · Performs comprehensive pre-procedural patient assessments, including medical history review, medication reconciliation, allergies, and verification of ordered imaging studies · Ensures patient readiness for imaging procedures (Ct, Mri, Ir, ultrasound, fluoroscopy), including Npo status, lab review (e.g., renal function), and screening for contraindications · Establishes and maintains intravenous access for contrast administration, including use of power injectors in accordance with safety protocols · Administers medications as ordered (e.g., contrast agents, anxiolytics, emergency medications) and monitors for adverse reactions · Provides continuous patient monitoring during procedures as indicated, with prompt recognition and intervention for changes in patient condition · Delivers clear, patient-centered education regarding procedure expectations, preparation, risks, and post-procedure instructions · Responds to emergencies, including contrast reactions and acute clinical events, following established protocols and Aclgs guidelines · Ensures adherence to infection prevention practices, patient safety goals, and regulatory

Skills: 2 years critical care experience - required Rn License - Required Bls - Required Acls - Required

Education: Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing Associates or Bachelor's Degree - Preferred