Registered Nurse - Radiology/Special Procedures

TriHealth•Cincinnati, OH

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The Interventional Radiology and Special Procedures Department at TriHealth Bethesda North Hospital is a highly specialized, fast‑moving environment where nurses, radiology technologists, and advanced practice providers work collaboratively to deliver minimally invasive, image‑guided care. Our team manages a diverse range of procedures, including vascular and neurological interventions, biopsies, drain placements, embolizations, and pain management therapies, requiring precision, critical thinking, and seamless coordination. IR nurses thrive in an environment where no two days are alike, supporting both scheduled and emergent cases while ensuring patient safety, comfort, and education throughout the procedural journey. We take pride in cultivating a strong learning culture, offering comprehensive training in moderate sedation, sterile technique, radiation safety, specialized equipment, and rapidly advancing procedural technology. Staff are encouraged to pursue professional certifications and ongoing education. With a commitment to teamwork, continuous growth, and patient‑centered care, Interventional Radiology and Special Procedures provides an exceptional environment for nurses who are passionate about innovative, precision-driven procedural care.

Requirements

Associate's Degree or Diploma in Nursing. BSN required within five years of hire.
Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS)
Registered Nurse licensure required
Knowledge, judgment, and skills derived from the principles of biological, physical, behavioral, social, and nursing sciences to meet complex health care needs at various stages of the life cycle
Minimum of 1-2 years of specialty/critical care RN experience, such as ICU, ED or Interventional Radiology
Must live within a 30 minute radius of Good Samaritan Hospital for call requirements

Nice To Haves

ACLS/PALS may be required but is dependent on unit or department

Responsibilities

Perform initial and ongoing patient/family assessments and document per guidelines.
Develop, implement, and update individualized plans of care based on patient needs and expected outcomes.
Provide safe, ethical, patient‑centered care while supporting dignity, diversity, and autonomy.
Prioritize care based on patient condition and unit needs.
Safely administer medications and treatments; perform technical skills per policy.
Recognize and respond to emergencies, initiating appropriate interventions.
Evaluate patient responses to care and revise plans in collaboration with the care team.
Communicate effectively with patients, families, physicians, and interdisciplinary team members.
Supervise delegated tasks and ensure quality care delivery.
Participate in organizational activities such as committees, staff meetings, and unit initiatives.
Support student learning and staff development; serve in leadership roles as needed.
Maintain professional competence through continuing education and self‑assessment.
Build collaborative, collegial relationships across the healthcare team.
Identify and act on opportunities for process improvement.