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UNIT: RADIOLOGY Beds: 2 IR suites Census? Average patients/day? 8 Minimum Years of Experience required? 2 years of IR experience for both specialties Will you accept a first-time traveler? Yes Required License, National Certification, Certs: RN: BLS, ACLS, PALS, NIHSS Technology/Equipment: EMR: Cerner IV Pump: Alaris Med dispensing: Omnicell Monitors: Unit specific equipment: EKOS, Angiojet, Siemens c-arms Patient Types/Common Diagnoses: Mostly adults, but could help assist with peds patients in MRI or CT, none in IR Body: TIPS, Y90s, kyphos/vertebroplasties, fistulograms/declot, neph stents/tubes, peripheral run offs/intervention, IVC filter placements, Pleurx, trialysis/permacaths, PE, Angiojet, EKOS, coil/chemo embolizations Neuro: coil embos, thrombectomy, carotids, MMA Skills required: RN: comfortable with all patient types, moderate sedation, drip management, foley cath insertion (including infants and peds. will be sedated), IV insertion Support within the Department: Lead Tech/Charge RN Transporter Room turnover support Manager/Supervisor IR MD here during the day, on call at night RT 24/7 Hospitalist 24/7 Intensivist 24/7 Rapid Response/Code Team Floating: If yes, where?
Could float to other radiology areas (example – CT, MRI) to assist with procedures Orientation (facility and unit): NEO 1-2 weeks of department orientation Scheduling: Weekend rotation: Call only On call? Yes RN: will be on call every 5th-7th day, from end of last case to 0700 the following morning 20-minute response time 2 Techs + 1 RN teams No sleep room available Holiday Expectations: could be on call for 50% of holidays in contract Approval of RTO: to go through manager Shift times: 4 10h shifts, 0700-1730, with rotating day off Schedule cycle: Schedule made 1 month at a time and released about 2 weeks prior to schedule beginning Scrub Color: Provided Parking: Free
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Body: TIPS, Y90s, kyphos/vertebroplasties, fistulograms/declot, neph stents/tubes, peripheral run offs/intervention, IVC filter placements, Pleurx, trialysis/permacaths, PE, Angiojet, EKOS, coil/chemo embolizations