Travel Nurse – RN, OB / GYN – Pay up to $2,273/WK
george washington univ hospitalAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
Travel Nurse – RN, OB / GYN – Pay up to $2,273/WK
Posted 7 days ago
george washington univ hospitalAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Registered Nurse (RN) – OB / GYN
Job Summary:
The RN OB / GYN supports obstetric and gynecological patient care, covering prenatal, postpartum, and women's health issues. This role collaborates with OB/GYN physicians, providing education, administering treatments, and assisting with examinations.
Key Responsibilities:
Assist with gynecological exams, procedures, and prenatal visits.
Provide education on reproductive health, birth control, and prenatal care.
Monitor and record patient vital signs, lab results, and pregnancy progression.
Administer medications and treatments as prescribed by OB/GYN physicians.
Offer support and resources for family planning and postpartum care.
Maintain accurate patient records and coordinate care across specialties.
Work Environment:
Clinical settings, including OB/GYN offices and hospital units. Requires sensitivity to women's health issues and patient privacy.
Benefits:
Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits.
Opportunities for professional development in women's health.
Supportive work culture emphasizing patient-centered care.
Collaboration with experienced OB/GYN practitioners.
Why Choose Us:
We are committed to advancing women's health through expert care and patient education. Join our team to support patients throughout all stages of their reproductive health journey. Information based on the BLS and actual job responsibilities may vary by location.
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