Registered Nurse (RN) - L&D
porter medical centerMiddlebury (VT)
Registered Nurse (RN) - L&D
Posted 8 days ago
porter medical centerMiddlebury (VT)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Registered Nurse – Birthing Center
Schedule:
12H Night shift. A minimum of every other weekend and/or schedule adjusted to meet the needs of the unit and patient care. Travelers must work 2 out of the 4 holidays: Thanksgiving, Christmas, Christmas Eve, and New Year's Day. Assignment Details: Contract Length: 16 weeks. Guaranteed Hours: Not specified.
Requirements:
- AHA BLS and NRP required
- Prior travel preferred
- Floating required to med surg and ED units 1 year of LDRP experience required
- Must have experience in areas of birthing department: Labor, Delivery, Post-Partum Care, & Newborn CareEpic experience within the past 2 years is required and non-negotiable
Responsibilities:
- Provide direct patient care in the birthing center
- Monitor maternal and fetal well-being
- Assist in labor and delivery procedures
- Offer post-partum care and support
- Collaborate with healthcare team members for patient-centered care
Benefits:
- Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance After 90 Days
- Accrued PTOContinuing Education through TLC Academy & Relias Training
- Referral Bonus up to $1,000401(k) with MatchAccess to Purchase Aflac
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Discounts on Travel and Retail through Employee Discount Network
- Life InsuranceTLC ShiftShield income protection for eligible travelers between assignments
Compliance / Notes:
Public transportation is not accessible in this area; reliable transportation is required. Personal vehicles or rental vehicles are strongly recommended. Vehicles should be equipped with all-season or snow tires during winter months.
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