Interventional Radiology RN
Seattle, WA
American Traveler
4x10 hrs, Days

Assignment Overview

• Shift: Days, 4x10hrs
• Hours: 40 hrs/wk
• Start Date: Nov 16, 2026
• Length: 13 weeks
• Openings: 1

Description

American Traveler is hiring an Interventional Radiology RN with IR procedural and moderate sedation experience for an acute care hospital setting requiring WA or compact RN licensure.

Details

• Work in the Interventional Radiology department supporting 3 IR suites (Jones 5) and 2 IR suites (Buck 5 - Biopsy Room & CT-Guided)
• Possible floating to a 3rd department (Admit Recovery) as needed
• Average 10-15 cases per day across IR Body, Vascular, and Neuro Intervention service lines
• Common diagnoses include stroke, neuro intervention (coiling, stents, embolizations), angiograms, vascular procedures, and tube checks/changes
• Circulate IR cases and provide procedural sedation; monitor and sedate patients rather than scrub procedures
• Perform pre/post admitting and recovery workflows for IR patients in the Buck 5 location
• Each case staffed with 1 RN and 2 IR Techs who scrub and circulate
• Schedule consists of 4 10-hour day shifts weekly, 7:30a-6p Monday-Friday
• On-call required: approximately 1 weeknight call every 2 weeks and 1 weekend call every 6 weeks (Friday night plus 24-hour call Saturday and Sunday)
• Call response time requirement of 30 minutes; facility is a stroke receiving center
• Travelers work across both Jones 5 and Buck 5 IR suites
• EPIC EMR used

Requirements

• Active WA or Compact RN license required
• BLS and ACLS certifications required
• Minimum 1 year of nursing experience required
• IR procedural experience required, including moderate sedation
• Acute care experience in a Level 3 trauma setting
• Must be able to respond within 30 minutes for call
• Must reside within required response distance to meet call requirements

Additional Information

• Unit orientation is 1 week, including 3 days on-unit and a weekend buddy call
• Hospital-provided periop/procedural scrubs for daily wear
• Travel experience is highly preferred but not required
• First-time travelers may be considered if IR procedural experience requirements are met
• Staff RNs are currently assigned to holiday call, so travelers are not required to cover holidays