Labor and Delivery Nurse Practitioner
concord physicians solutionsOak Ridge (NJ)
Labor and Delivery Nurse Practitioner
Posted 6 days ago
concord physicians solutionsOak Ridge (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Seeking an NP or PA for locum coverage in an OB/GYN hospital setting. This role involves providing comprehensive women s health care across labor & delivery, postpartum, surgical, and emergency consult services while working alongside an OB Attending and CNM.
Key Responsibilities: Labor & Delivery & Postpartum Care:
- Provide coverage for L&D and postpartum patients in a hospital-based setting, supporting deliveries and ongoing maternal care.
- GYN Surgical Support:
- Assist in gynecologic procedures; APNs must have first assist experience and provide case logs.
- OB/GYN ED Consults:
- Evaluate and manage OB/GYN-related emergency department consults in collaboration with the care team.
- Collaborative Care:
- Work closely with OB Attending physicians and CNMs each shift to coordinate patient care and treatment plans.
- Schedule & Work Environment:12-hour or 24-hour shifts available24/7 coverage model (Monday 7:00 AM Monday 7:00 AM)
- No call responsibilities
- Patient volume: Variable/unpredictable
- Support staff available
Qualifications:
- Certified Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Physician Assistant (PA)APNs must have First Assist certification with case logs
- New Jersey license preferred
- Relevant OB/GYN experience required
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