L&D RN in Lebanon, Kentucky

Join a dedicated team as an RN in Labor and Delivery, Postpartum, and Level 1 Newborn nursery at Spring View Hospital in Lebanon, KY. This 13-week contract offers the rewarding opportunity to support women and families during some of the most pivotal moments of their lives. You'll be working a 12-hour night shift, providing independent nursing care for a patient population comprised of obstetric, gynecology, and newborn patients. The facility features nine beds in the L&D unit, and you will have the chance to experience a close-knit community hospital that seamlessly blends tradition with modern technology. Your expertise in postpartum and neonatal care will be essential, and you'll have the chance to rotate on other units when census demands. This role emphasizes professionalism, independence, and compassion, all with the support of a strong team led by Supervisor Melissa Cull.

Weather:

Expect mild and welcoming weather around this time of year, with comfortable daytime temperatures and a gentle breeze that makes outdoor activities pleasant and enjoyable.

Fun Things To Do:

• Historical Tour of Lebanon: Discover local history and charming streets.
• Hiking at Lebanon-Mount Juliet State Park: Enjoy scenic trails and nature walks.
• Visit The Historic State Theater: Catch a live performance or a classic film.
• Day Trip to Mammoth Cave National Park: Explore the stunning underground caves and formations.
• Tour of the Louisville Mega Cavern: Adventure through underground zip lines and bike paths.

Job Specifics:

Location: Lebanon, KY
Shift: 12-hour nights
Duration: 13 weeks, with a guaranteed 36 hours per week and every other weekend coverage
This role requires a licensed RN with at least 2 years of experience, specialized in obstetrics, postpartum, and neonatal nursing. Certification in BLS, ACLS, Intermediate Fetal Monitoring, NRP, and STABLE are required prior to start. You will be providing care to obstetric, gynecology, and newborn patients, often working independently while also collaborating as part of a supportive team. Rotation on other units may be required during high volume times. The dress code is professional scrubs in any color, avoiding casual or t-shirt attire.