Charlotte Radiology
RN Huntersville 4, 10s rotating Wed/Fri day off 7-5:30
16455 Statesville Rd Suite 110-A, Huntersville, NC 28078
On-site
First seen by offpeak October 13, 2026
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Schedule: Monday–Friday, four 10-hour shifts with rotating days off. Week 1 will have Wednesdays off, Week 2 will have Fridays off.
7:00 am - 5:30 pm
Location: Huntersville, NC
Cardiac CT RN does from patient arrival → pre-assessment → IV → beta blocker/heart-rate control → nitroglycerin → CT → recovery, including the likely interview questions and answers
- Monitor patients throughout Coronary CT Angiography (CCTA) examinations.
- Review the patient's medical history and identify conditions or medications that could affect the cardiac CT.
- Establish IV access or access an implanted port for contrast administration and laboratory testing.
- Administer medications under physician direction, including medications used to optimize heart rate for CCTA.
- Monitor blood pressure and the patient's clinical status before, during, and after the examination.
- Assess and respond to patients experiencing medical distress or adverse reactions.
- Maintain accurate documentation of the patient's history, medications, procedures, and nursing care in the medical record and Charlotte Radiology's RIS.
- Maintain emergency equipment and medications, including controlled-substance inventory.
- Follow sterile technique and applicable clinical and organizational policies.
- Work closely with the CT technologist to maintain efficient patient flow and a safe examination environment.
- Nurse contacts patients before the exam, reviews instructions/medications, starts the high-flow IV needed for contrast, administers medication when needed to lower the heart rate, monitors blood pressure, and gives sublingual nitroglycerin during the scan.
Qualifications:
- 3–5 years of critical care nursing experience such as ER, ICU, CCU, Telemetry, etc.
- Cardiac and radiology experience preferred
- Associate degree/college-level nursing education
- RN qualification
- BLS and ACLS
- Ability to assess medical records for issues that could interfere with the imaging procedure
- Strong documentation and computer skills
- Good communication skills
- Ability to stand/walk for extended periods and lift approximately 50–75 pounds.