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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