RN OB Labor & Delivery, Nights

Posted 3 days ago

ambe healthcare staffingLewistown (MT)

Registered Nurses General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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About the role

Job Description: Responsibilities for the OB RN Labor & Delivery traveler at CMMC: The L&D RN monitors maternal and fetal wellbeing, manages labor progression, assists with deliveries, and responds promptly to obstetric emergencies. This role requires strong clinical judgment, effective communication, and the ability to provide emotional support to patients and families during one of the most significant moments of their lives. Provides for safe, efficient and caring nursing services to achieve high standards of patient care for Labor & Delivery and Obstetrics. Includes administering medications, performing cervical exams within scope, interpreting fetal monitoring strips, preparing patients for operative deliveries, and providing postpartum education. This nurse plays a critical role in promoting a positive birth experience and ensuring optimal outcomes for both mother and newborn. Must have experience in both Labor & Delivery. Current Montana RN license required. NRPStableBLSPosition Urgency: Normal

Shifts: (3) 12 hours shifts, nights

State License Details: Must Be Currently Active Minimum Years of Experience:3Minimum Guaranteed Hours:36 Sub Specialty: Labor and Delivery Nurse

General Certifications: , General Certifications(BLS/BCLS, PALS, ACLS); Nursing Certifications(STABLE)

Nursing Certifications: Contract Length in Weeks:13

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