Travel Nurse - RN, Interventional Radiology - Pay up to $2,598/WK

Travel Nurse – RN, Interventional RadiologyUniversity of Rochester Strong Memorial Hospital — Rochester, New YorkJob Shift: Variable Shifts – 36 Hours | Work Week Hours: 36.0 | Weekly Pay: Up to $2,598/WKStart Date: 10/26/2026 | See Job Details – Registration Not RequiredRegistered Nurse (RN) – Interventional RadiologyAn Interventional Radiology Registered Nurse assists with minimally invasive, image-guided procedures. Responsibilities include patient preparation, monitoring, and post-procedure care in a specialized radiology suite.Key Responsibilities:Prepare patients for procedures such as angiography, embolization, or biopsies.Monitor vital signs and sedation, alerting the radiologist to any changes.Maintain a sterile field and assist with device management.Educate patients about procedure steps, potential risks, and recovery.Document procedural details and coordinate post-procedure care instructions.Work Environment:Within hospital radiology or imaging departments.Requires technical proficiency with imaging equipment and contrast media.Involves close collaboration with radiologists, technologists, and other specialists.Benefits:Competitive compensation for specialized radiology skills.Health, dental, and vision coverage.Opportunities for advanced certifications in radiology nursing.Why Choose Us?We provide innovative, minimally invasive treatments to improve patient outcomes. Join our Interventional Radiology team to be part of cutting-edge diagnostic and therapeutic care.Equal Opportunity Employer:We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.Information based on the BLS and actual job responsibilities may vary by location.Additional Employer DescriptionRN responsible for pre/post and 23hr care for IR patients. Care for patients boarding overnight pre or post procedure. BLS and ACLS required. This is a fast-paced pre/post interventional radiology department in a level 1 Trauma center. We cater to inpatient and outpatient populations across the lifespan. Nurses work within a multidisciplinary team and are responsible for the pre-procedural preparation of patients and post procedural recover and overnight observation care. Experience with GI post procedural care is preferred but not required.