An Interventional Radiology RN is a specialized healthcare professional who plays a critical role in assisting interventional radiologists in performing minimally invasive procedures using imaging technology. Working in interventional radiology units, these nurses collaborate with the healthcare team to deliver patient care during procedures such as angiography, biopsies and catheter insertions. Interventional Radiology RNs ensure patient safety and

Interventional Radiology RNs carry out various responsibilities associated with their role, which include pre-procedure preparation, intra-procedure support, patient education, post-procedure care and documentation. Before interventions, they assess patients, ensure their comprehension of the procedure, and obtain informed consent. During procedures, these nurses assist interventional radiologists, monitor patients' vital signs and administer medications as required. They also provide post-procedure care instructions

Becoming an Interventional Radiology RN offers a unique set of benefits and challenges:

Pros:

• Specialized Knowledge: Interventional Radiology RNs gain expertise in radiology procedures and cutting-edge medical technology

• Rewarding Patient Care: Assisting in life-saving interventions and witnessing improved patient outcomes can be highly rewarding

• Professional Growth: Pursuing advanced certifications and training programs in interventional radiology can lead to career advancement

• Collaboration: Working closely with interventional