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A dynamic opportunity awaits for a certified special education teacher with expertise in neurodiverse classrooms. This position is located in Norwich, CT, within a supportive educational environment that spans multiple elementary schools. The role is contract-based for the remainder of the school year, offering the chance to make a significant impact on students' lives.
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Location: Norwich, CT
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This position offers an exciting chance to influence the educational journey of students in a vibrant community. Qualified candidates are encouraged to take the next step and submit their applications to explore this fulfilling opportunity. Your expertise can help shape the future of many young learners—apply today!
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IR nursing is a subspecialty of radiology that focuses on diagnosing and treating patients using minimally invasive techniques. The goal of an interventional radiology nurse is to reduce risk to patients while improving their health through less invasive procedures for reduced pain and recovery time.
Some of the IR nurse’s responsibilities include:
Being an IR nurse requires a high level of knowledge, experience, skills and advanced education. Similar to other nursing roles, you will need your BSN from an accredited institution. After completing your BSN, you must pass the NCLEX-RN examination and gain hands-on experience as an RN and radiology nurse. As this is a nursing specialty, you can expect to spend at least five years gaining experience in a residency program before becoming board certified.
While the steps to becoming an IR nurse can feel like a long road ahead, the job outlook makes it worth the hard work and dedication. When you specialize in interventional radiology, on average, you can expect your salary to be 40% more than what a typical RN makes. Additionally, depending on your work experience, education, skills, certifications and the hiring facility location, you can make even more than the average salary.
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