RN - IR

Cynet Health; Renton (WA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet Health is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse for Interventional Radiology in Renton, WA. The role emphasizes diagnostic and interventional IR procedures in a hybrid OR setting with CT, ultrasound, and MRI involvement.

Responsibilities include patient monitoring, anesthesia support, and post-procedure care across Cath Lab and related areas. The position requires a minimum of 2 years RN experience, active RN license, BLS, ACLS, NIHSS certifications, and proficiency with EPIC charting.

Qualifications

• Ventilator and pressor management skills for procedure rooms.
• Epic experience required.
• Active RN license required.
• Minimum 2 years of RN ervaring in IR or similar settings.

Responsibilities

• Care for patients during IR procedures and recovery.
• Monitor and document patient status in the EPIC system.
• Assist in CT, Ultrasound, MRI procedures as needed.
• Attend to shifts and on-call requirements as scheduled.

Skills

Ventilator management

Pressor management

Epic experience

RN licensing requirements

BLS

ACLS

NIHSS

Tools

Epic

Job description

RN - IR

Profession: Registered Nurse

Specialty: Interventional Radiology

Duration: 16 weeks

Shift: Variable Day shift

Hours per Shift: 12 hours

Experience: Minimum 2 years

License: Active RN License Required

Certifications: BLS, ACLS, NIHSS

Must-Have:

Need ventilator and pressor management skills for procedure rooms.Epic experience required.

Description: The department features three procedure rooms, with a fourth currently under construction. The hybrid OR room allows nurses to assist in CT, Ultrasound, and MRI for procedures and sedation. On average, there are 17 cases per day for Cath Labs, and 22-23 when including all other areas and procedures. Common diagnoses include vascular, neuro, electrophysiology, cardiology, interventional radiology, and cath lab cases. In the cath lab, services include diagnostic and interventional procedures, such as rotablator and shockwave therapies. Future services will include Impella procedures. Interventional radiology procedures consist of ports, G-tubes, drains, nephrostomies, and biliary drains. Embolizations and coiling are performed less frequently, while dialysis lines are common. In electrophysiology, procedures include ablations, device implantation, and temporary pacemaker placements. Anesthesia is present for all electrophysiology cases. Treatment nurses will circulate and monitor patients, with the possibility of floating to CT, Ultrasound, or MRI. Recovery nurses will care for patients in a designated post-procedure area. Bone marrow aspirations, bronchoscopy, and cardioversions take place in the recovery room, requiring recovery nurses to be trained in conscious sedation. Procedure nurses will work three 12-hour shifts from 7 AM to 7 PM or may opt for four 10-hour shifts from 9 AM to 7:30 PM. Pre-procedure and recovery roles will typically involve four 10-hour shifts from noon to 10:30 PM or 2 PM to 12:30 AM. There will be a call requirement of one night a week and every third or fourth weekend. Staff members generally take one holiday a year, which is rotated among staff. Procedure nurses and technology staff have a response time of 30 minutes for on-call, while recovery nurses have 45 minutes. Floating to other areas is done on a voluntary basis. Nurses will have a buddy system for assistance during the initial weeks in the role. Charting is completed using the Epic system. Additional essential skills include monitoring and caring for patients during procedures and recovery phases.