Travel Nurse RN - Interventional Radiology
Milwaukee, WI
TalentBurst, Inc
3x12 hrs

JOB DESCRIPTION

SLMC - IR
Must be experienced in moderate sedation, monitoring, assessment, foley placement, for both basic to complexed IR and Neuroendovascular procedures. Must be able to work independently in a fast-paced working environment and shift gears quickly and safely during emergency.

• Milwaukee, WI
• Level III Trauma Center
• Level III NICU
• Magnet Designation
• Comprehensive Stroke Center
• Beds: 933
• Covid vaccine required

• Rooms: 5
• Will you accept a traveler with 1-year experience? Yes, for RN and RT(R)
• Will you accept a first-time traveler? Yes, as long as they have IR experience for RN and RT(R)

• Department is staffed 24/7
• All adults, no peds
• General IR: Kyphoplasty/vertebroplasty (not performed at night), central line/piccs/ports, fistulograms, IVC filter, nephrostomy tubes, nephroureteral stents, peripheral leg cases, coil embolization, thoras/paras; CT Room supported by IR - cryos, CT biopsies, drains, etc. (not performed at night); AAA intervention experience preferred
• Neuro IR (required for RN; send for manager approval if RT does not have Neuro experience): strokes, embolization; not performed at night - DSA, WADA test, spinal angios

Around 40-50 patients a day on average

• RN: BLS, ACLS
• RT(R): ARRT, BLS; WI License

• RN: Experience with above patients, will give sedation unless anesthesia is involved, monitor and chart
• RT(R): Scrubbing and panning simultaneously, experience with General IR cases above. Would prefer them be comfortable with charging/coding for procedures but not required

• Receptionist/HUC: Two coordinators
• Lead Tech: Two leads
• Two techs in each exam room, sometimes three techs if possible and it's an involved case. The same structure for taking call (Two techs per room)
• Tech specialists
• Respiratory Therapy: 24/7
• Hospitalist: 24/7
• CNA/Transporter: Yes, here 24/7; could help transport own patients though

• EMR: EPIC – experience preferred for RNs
• IV pumps: Alaris
• Medication dispensing: Pyxis
• PACS: Change Healthcare
• Equipment used: Siemens and Client equipment – experience preferred
• Injector: MedRad
• Other equipment (experience not required): IVUS, Ultrasound (Client), Laser, Bovie for some port removals, Angiojet

No

Will orient with a preceptor for 1-2 weeks and be checked off

• Weekend rotation: Call
• On call for RT(R): Weekday call (Monday – Thursday) - 1 call shift per week usually, EOS until following day at 0700; Weekend call (Friday-Sunday) - Once every 5th weekend, EOS Friday until Monday at 0700
• On call for RN: Weekday call (Monday – Thursday) – 1 call shift per week, EOS until following morning at 0700; Weekend call (Friday-Sunday) – Once every 5th or 6th weekend, EOS Friday until Monday at 0700
• Travelers will only take Neuro Call if they have Neuro experience. If not, then will just take General IR call. Travelers with Neuro IR and General IR experience can be asked to take both depending on need
• If the job posting is for an overnight shift, there is no call
• Response time: 30 minutes
• Holiday Expectations: No holidays right now, but subject to change (would be call only)
• RTO Approval: We can approve up to 7 days
• Shift times when on call: General IR: 0700-1530; Neuro: 0730-1600
• Manager is open to altering shift times (i.e. – if the job posting is for five 8h shift, she is willing to change to four 10h shifts or two 8s and two 12s)

• Scrub Color: Provided
• Parking: Free in parking structure, will just need badge access