Interventional Radiology RN — Patient Care & Safety

Kaiser Permanente; Bellevue (WA); On-site; USD 95,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Kaiser Permanente in Bellevue is seeking an RN for Radiology Procedures to provide comprehensive nursing care for patients undergoing diagnostic and interventional radiology procedures.

You will perform pre- and post-procedure assessments, start IVs, support moderate sedation, monitor vital signs and cardiac status, and manage contrast reactions, while educating patients and families and coordinating with radiologists and technologists.

Qualifications

• Provide nursing care for patients undergoing radiology procedures.
• Pre- and post-procedure assessment and care.
• IV starts and moderate sedation support.
• Vital sign and cardiac monitoring.
• Manage contrast reactions with appropriate interventions.
• Educate patients and families about procedures and aftercare.
• Coordinate with radiologists and technologists to ensure smooth workflow.
• Uphold safety, infection control and radiation protection standards.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive nursing care for patients undergoing diagnostic and interventional radiology procedures.
• Perform pre- and post-procedure assessments and monitoring.
• Initiate IV access and assist with moderate sedation as required.
• Monitor vital signs and cardiac status during procedures.
• Identify and manage contrast reactions and adverse events.
• Educate patients and families about procedures, risks and aftercare.
• Collaborate with radiologists and radiologic technologists to coordinate care.
• Maintain safety, infection control and radiation protection protocols to ensure quality outcomes.

Job description

Kaiser Permanente in Bellevue is seeking an RN for Radiology Procedures to provide comprehensive nursing care for patients undergoing diagnostic and interventional radiology procedures.

You will perform pre- and post-procedure assessments, start IVs, support moderate sedation, monitor vital signs and cardiac status, and manage contrast reactions, while educating patients and families and coordinating with radiologists and technologists.