Ambulatory Nurse, OBGYN

Ambulatory Registered Nurse At Main Line HealthCare's OB/GYN Blue Bell Office

Make an Impact! Join a collaborative women's health team dedicated to providing compassionate, patient-centered OB/GYN care. In this role, you will support patients through telephone triage, clinical education, care coordination, and timely follow-up, helping ensure patients feel informed and supported throughout their care experience.

Use Your Clinical Expertise! Bring your ambulatory nursing skills to a busy OB/GYN office where strong communication, sound clinical judgment, and comfort with patient education are essential. OB/GYN, women's health, mother-baby, postpartum, labor and delivery, or related experience is highly valued.

Join the Team! Like our patients, the Main Line Health family encompasses a wide range of backgrounds and abilities. Each employee, physician, and volunteer brings distinctive talents to Main Line Health, united by a shared purpose: providing superior service and care.

Position-Specific Benefits include: You are eligible for up to 160 hours of paid time per year based on your full- or part-time status. We also offer employee discounts for a variety of activities, services, and vendors, and employee parking is always free!

Position: Registered Nurse RN Ambulatory, OB/GYN Blue Bell Shift: Day shift | 8:30AM to 5PM | Monday through Friday | No weekends or holidays!

Experience: Preferred: 1. Experience in an ambulatory, OB/GYN, women's health, mother-baby, postpartum, labor and delivery, or related clinical nursing setting. 2. Strong telephone triage, patient education, care coordination, and electronic medical record experience. 3. Ability to support clinical workflows in a busy office setting, including patient follow-up, incoming messages, lab tracking, medication-related questions, and in-office clinical support as needed. Education: Graduate of an accredited ASN or BSN nursing program. Licensures/Certifications: 1. Current Pennsylvania RN license. 2. Provider BLS certification from the American Heart Association or American Red Cross required.