AlliedTravelCareers is working with Aequor to find a qualified Interventional Radiology in Fargo, North Dakota, 58122!
Source=MedicalSolutions;SourceID=1179135 ;Status=Open;Client=Sanford Broadway Medical Center ;City=Fargo ;State=ND ;Zip=58102-3641 ;Start=10/26/2026;End=1/25/2027;Duration=91;Cert=IR Technologist (Interventional Radiology) ;Specialty=IR Tech type:IR (Interventional Radiology) ;Unit=IR Tech type:IR (Interventional Radiology) ;Shift=8, 10H Days 8 or 10 hour shifts M-F;# of Postions=1;Guaranteed Hours=40 hours per week;Type=Travel;BillRate=122.00;OTRate=132 ;ChargeRate=125 ;HolidayRate=132 ;Orientation=8 ;Description=Unit Notes:**Local Rate: Candidates living within 80 miles of the facility. Client rates reduced by $8.00/hour.**
**please provide good interview times in submission. Manager will reach out directly to interview prior to offering**
*MUST note in submission if clinician has ever worked for Sanford Health. If clinician previously worked with Sanford, they must have an end date 6 months prior to their submission date.*
All clinicians must badge in and out at facility
Scrubs: (provided) Ceil Blue
MUST Haves:
BLS - must be AHA
ARRT
NDMIRT or willing to get, this can take 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the diligence and accuracy of the traveler during the process
Min 2 year IR Tech experience
Willing to float between the two hospitals in Fargo: Broadway and SMCF
Competent in:
Strokes
MMAs
Pipelines
Coilings
Vasospasms
EVD placement
AVMs
Carotid stents
Rhizotomy
General job duties. Types of procedures required.
Provides high quality images, to include sophisticated special procedures, through the operation of specialized equipment which ensures optimum clarity for physician diagnosis and minimum discomfort and radiation exposure to patients. Thoroughly understands the operation of the interventional equipment and supplies, diagnostic radiographic principles, including film/imaging processing, quality control, and radiation protection.
All vascular angiograms, biopsies, drainages, tube placements, injections, paracentesis, thoracentesis, thrombectomy, embolization's, endovascular procedures, central lines, dialysis catheters.
Works to minimize the risk and duration of recovery to patients, imitating life support measures as necessary. Adheres to the Safety and Infection Control Policies established by Sanford Health. Works to develop an understanding of the patient's physical and emotional status, while practicing sensitivity and patient confidentiality at all times. Works well with all age groups.
Possesses an extensive knowledge of anatomy, physiology, disease processes, and medical terminology. Familiar with operative terms and pharmacology. Knowledge of billing and coding of procedures. Ability to adapt and facilitate change. Performs on a level not requiring constant supervision and must exercise professional judgment in the performance of highly specialized procedures.
Ability to work a flexible schedule and take after hour call when needed. Ability to provide knowledge and be responsible for scheduling and performing diagnostic and interventional procedures in designated units. Observes, evaluates, and participates in the educational processes of the Radiologic Technology student.
Equipment utilized in the unit/dept.
EPIC charting, Radiant, Cupid, PACS, Accudose.
Required skills and minimum years of experience.
Trained in an Interventional Radiology Setting, practiced as IR tech for minimum 1 year.
Specific licensures and certifications/registrations required.
BLS, ARRT, NDMIRT,
Shift or schedule requirements.
Call is required for IR, the team consists of 1 provider, 1 nurse, 1 Scrub Rad Tech, 1 Circulator
10 hour or 8 hour shifts, starting from 630-530, with call.
Every 3-4th weekend (Friday 1730- Monday 0700)
Up to 3 call shifts during the week (1730-0700)
Floating to over units/departments.
No, but will cover both hospitals. Broadway and SMCF
Bed size/number of rooms for this unit/dept.
We are procedure based.
Tell us about the unit/department specific training and orientation program.
2 weeks, if validated prior to the 2 weeks can come off orientation.
*****NDMIRT
Found out that some of the applicants are sending in their fingerprints to ND BCI instead of to the licensing office (NDMIRT Board licensing office). It is only taking 3-6 days with the BCI background checks. If an applicant sends their fingerprints to BCI it gets rejected and takes a long time for the applicant to receive them back in the mail. Could be close to three weeks. Ensure that they send everything over to the NDMIRT Board licensing office and not to send anything directly to the ND BCI.
If the applicant fills out the form correctly, writes the check to the correct place and sends all the stuff to the licensing office it takes less than two weeks.
Cancellation may cancel up to 12 hours every 13 weeks
Charting
BSN
License to , willing to wait
Trauma Level:1
Care
Shift Notes:8 or 10 hour shifts M-F
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