L&D RN in Sitka, Alaska

Job Description

Join a 13-week travel assignment as an OB/Labor & Delivery Registered Nurse in a critical access setting serving the local community. Working 12-hour night shifts, you will care for obstetric patients through labor, delivery, recovery, and the immediate postpartum period while providing fetal monitoring, newborn care, patient education, and emergency response when needed. You will collaborate closely with providers and neonatal teams, use sound nursing judgment, and support culturally responsive care across a broad range of clinical needs. On-call coverage may be required, and floating to other departments or assignments may be part of the role.

An active Alaska RN license is required at submission, along with BLS, ACLS, PALS, and NRP certifications. Flu vaccination and an ICPA background check are required. Fingerprint cards must arrive in Juneau within one week of accepting an offer, and clearance may be delayed if they are received late.

Weather

Sitka generally experiences cool temperatures, frequent cloud cover, and regular rainfall around this time of year. Pack waterproof layers and comfortable footwear for exploring the area between shifts.

Fun Things To Do

• Local Exploration: Discover Sitka’s cultural attractions, local shops, and community gathering spots.

• Outdoor Recreation: Enjoy coastal scenery, hiking, wildlife viewing, and fresh-air activities near town.

• Day Trip: Travel to a nearby Southeast Alaska community for a change of scenery and local exploration.

• Day Trip: Plan an extended excursion to nearby shoreline and wilderness areas.

• Local Dining: Try regional cuisine and enjoy Sitka’s independent dining options.

Job Specifics

City and State: Sitka, Alaska

Shift: 12-hour nights

Duration: 13 weeks

Hours: 36 hours per week