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Travel RN - Mother Baby - Post Partum

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american travelerSalem (VA)

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$2,023.00/week

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Travel RN - Mother Baby - Post Partum American Traveler Salem, Virginia, United States Position status: Open
Assignment type: travel
Shift: NightsLength (weeks): 13
Openings: 2Start date: 2026-10-12T00:00:00.000Z$2,023.00/week (estimated advertised weekly pay) American Traveler is hiring a travel RN for a Mother Baby/Postpartum night shift position requiring OB experience and AWHONN, NRP, BLS, and ACLS certifications. Work in the Maternity Care Center on 2 West, including LDR, postpartum/GYN, OR suites, and well-born nursery Unit staffed with couplet nurses, L&D nurses, birth response nurses, and scrub techs Patient ratios are 3 couplets to 1 nurse; L&D ratio is 1:1 for active labor, Pitocin, or epidural patients Typical procedures include labor and delivery, cesarean sections, postpartum and newborn care, OB ED triage, and inductions Uses Corometrics fetal monitoring equipment Charts in Centricity Perinatal and Meditech EMR systems Night shift schedule from 7:00 PM to 7:00 AMWeekend rotation of 4 shifts per 4-week schedule (Saturday/Sunday days, Friday/Saturday nights) No on-call requirement, though extra shift opportunities may be available Floating limited to within the unit only Active VA or compact RN license required Current BLS, ACLS, NRP (Advanced 9th Edition), and AWHONN (Intermediate or Advanced) certifications required Minimum 1 year of recent OB experience required Cesarean section experience (circulator, first assist, or scrub) preferred No employment gaps of 90 days or more within the past 12 monthsUS SSN and date of birth required for consideration (Canadian SSN not accepted) Provide direct patient care across labor and delivery, postpartum, and newborn nursery services Scrubs provided by the facility Best suited for energetic, self-directed nurses Must reside outside a 50-mile radius of the facility; local candidates not accepted

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