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RN: IR

  • Milwaukee, WI, United States

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Job Description:

Join a renowned Level III Trauma Center in Milwaukee, WI, where you’ll be at the forefront of interventional radiology procedures. This 13-week contract offers 10-hour day shifts that bring a balanced workflow - perfect for maintaining focus while still having time to explore. You’ll work alongside a dedicated team performing procedures like Kyphoplasty, vertebroplasty, embolizations, and neuro interventions, all supported by state-of-the-art Siemens and GE equipment. With a focus on adult patients and a variety of procedures, this role is best suited for RNs experienced in IR procedures and comfortable with moderate sedation. This assignment cultivates a professional environment with a touch of the unique local charm of Milwaukee, making it a rewarding experience both professionally and personally.

Weather:

The weather around this time of year often features crisp, mild days with occasional breezes, creating a comfortable atmosphere ideal for exploring the city and beyond. Expect a mix of sunshine and cool temperatures, perfect for outdoor activities after work or on days off.

Fun Things To Do:

  • Milwaukee Art Museum: Explore iconic architecture and a diverse art collection.
  • Harley-Davidson Museum: Discover the history of this legendary brand right in its hometown.
  • Day Trip to Lake Geneva: Enjoy a scenic drive to this charming resort town known for its lakeside views and quaint streets.
  • Visit Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward: Shop, dine, and enjoy the vibrant arts scene in this trendy neighborhood.
  • Explore the Wisconsin Dells: Take a day trip to experience the famous water parks and natural rock formations.

Job Specifics:

Location: Milwaukee, WI

Shift: 10-hour days

Duration: 13 weeks, with a weekly commitment of 40 hours

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Skills

  • Radiology
  • Workflow
  • Outdoor activities

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