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Registered Nurse; RN - Interventional Radiology

Job in Virginia, St. Louis County, Minnesota, 55792, USA
Listing for: UVA Health
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-01-01
Job specializations:
  • Nursing
    Healthcare Nursing, Emergency Medicine
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Position: Registered Nurse (RN) - Interventional Radiology

Registered Nurse (RN) - Interventional Radiology

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Interventional Radiology (IR) offers a dynamic and fast‑paced environment where highly skilled medical professionals work together to provide cutting‑edge, minimally invasive procedures for our patients. We focus on the assessment, evaluation, and treatment of blood vessels, excluding the heart and brain, as well as managing all venous access for the hospital. The RN plays a critical role in patient care, working in a collaborative setting alongside a multidisciplinary team.

Key

Features of the IR Department
  • Large Nursing Station:
    Equipped with computers, patient and cardiac monitor screens, and patient call system.
  • EPIC System:
    Utilized for Electronic Medical Record (EMR) charting and documentation.
  • Procedure Rooms: 8 procedure rooms with state‑of‑the‑art equipment, including individual patient care carts, monitoring systems, and large screens displaying vital signs.
  • 14‑Bed Pre‑ and Post‑Recovery Area:
    Dedicated to preparing and recovering patients following procedures.
Patient Population
  • Inpatients
  • Same Day Admissions (SDA)
  • Outpatients (OP)
  • Emergency Room (ER) patients

Note:

The IR team does not manage critical care patients but collaborates closely with Critical Care Nurses (RNs) for patient care within the department.

Types of Procedures Performed
  • Central Venous Access:
    Ports, PICCs, Trifusion lines
  • Dialysis Maintenance:
    Fistula grams, declots, HD lines
  • Venous Recanalization
  • Embolization:
    For bleeding vessels and tumors (including chemo options)
  • Biliary and Nephrostomy Tube Placement & Maintenance
  • TPA Infusion (Lysis):
    For occluded arteries/veins and pulmonary embolisms
  • Radio frequency & Cryoablation:
    For tumors
  • Liver and Renal Biopsy
  • Hepatic Bypass Procedures: TIPs & BRTO
  • Angioplasty/Thrombectomy/Stenting:
    For any vessels, excluding brain and heart
  • Select Vertebroplasty Patients
  • G/J Tube Placements
RN Role and Responsibilities
  • Pre‑Procedure Workup:
    Ensuring patients are properly prepared for their procedures.
  • Intra‑Procedure Monitoring:
    Providing continuous patient monitoring during the procedure.
  • Post‑Procedure Monitoring & Discharge:
    Ensuring patients recover safely and are discharged appropriately.
  • Pre‑Calls:
    Contacting patients in advance of procedures to confirm details and provide information.
  • Patient

    Education:

    Explaining the procedure to patients and their families pre‑ and post‑procedure.
  • IV Start & Blood Draws:
    Initiating IVs, drawing blood, and sending required lab specimens.
  • Procedural Sedation:
    Administering sedation (typically fentanyl and versed) during procedures.
  • Project Involvement:
    Engaging in process improvement initiatives and standard work.
  • Shared Governance Participation:
    Actively participating in Unit and Hospital Education and Practice teams.
  • Committee Involvement:
    Representing the nursing staff in Radiology and Medical Imaging department committees and initiatives.
Hours of Operation
  • Monday‑Friday: 0600‑1800 (staffed until 1930 during the week)
  • Average number of cases per day: 30 patients
  • Weekend & Holiday Coverage:
    On‑call for emergent/urgent procedures
  • Typically 3‑4 on‑call shifts in a 6‑week period, with a weekend call every 7‑10 weeks.
  • Schedule Options:
    • Four 10‑hour shifts: 0630‑1700, 0730‑1800, 0900‑1930
    • Three 12‑hour shifts: 0700‑1930
    • Overtime:
      Overtime is paid at time and a half for hours worked over 40 in a week.
  • Call Pay:
    • $6.50/hour for being on call
    • $10/hour for each hour worked when called back or when continuing the shift into the call period
  • Must be able to arrive at UVA within 30 minutes when on call.

This job description integrates the ANA Nursing:
Scope and Standards of Practice and the ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses with Interpretive Statements, and the UVA Nursing Professional Practice Model. It encompasses Relationship Based Care, Expert Caring, Empowered Leaders, Lifelong Learners, Quality Achievement, and Innovation. In addition to the above job responsibilities, other duties may be assigned.

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