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Travel Nurse RN - Labor & Delivery - $2,375 to $2,639 per week in Chicago Region, IL

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travelnursesourceAurora (IL)

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$2,375 to $2,639 per week

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About the role

Registered Nurse (RN) | Labor & Delivery
Location: Chicago Region, ILAgency: All Medical Personnel
Pay: $2,375 to $2,639 per week
Contract Duration: 25 Weeks
Start Date: ASAPAbout the Position
Specialty: RN-Labor and Delivery –Travel
Job Description:
  • Responsible for assisting, supporting and educating women during the four stages of delivery: antepartum, intrapartum, postpartum and neonatal.
  • Sits with and monitors patient throughout (before/during/after) the labor.
  • Monitors contractions and helps patient with breathing techniques.
  • Monitoring the fetal heart rate and mother's vital signs.
  • Cares for patients on Pitocin, MgSO4 & continuous lumbar epidural.
  • Checks patient's cervix periodically to monitor progression/lack of dilation.
  • Qualifications and Job Info:1-2 years of recent Labor and Delivery experience required
  • Current ACLS and BLS requiredNRP required
  • Recent fetal monitoring
  • Must have an Active State Nursing license
Benefits:
  • Medical, dental, and vision on day one
  • Weekly pay
  • Direct deposit
  • AmpVantage Awards Program (AVA)
  • Earn money for referrals
About Us: All Medical Personnel streamlines hiring to get you back to the work you love. Established in 1990, our staffing business lines place locum tenens, travel nursing, travel therapy, allied health, and clinical laboratory professionals from coast-to-coast. We believe in focusing on and uplifting the hiring process, with a deep understanding of the unique challenges you face. We are here to ensure each experience with us is simplified, elevated, and impactful, for you and your patient. Visit us at to learn more or view additional job openings.

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