Travel Labor and Delivery RN (Registered Nurse) Night Shift

Registered Nurse (RN) | Labor & Delivery
Cynet Health

Pay: Competitive weekly pay (inquire for details)

Shift Information: Nights - 3 days x 12 hours

Job Title: Registered Nurse I
Profession: Nursing
Labor and Delivery
Shift: Night
Hours per Shift: 12
Valid multi-state or state Registered Nurse License
Must-Have: Surgical orthopedic circulator experience
The Registered Nurse I assesses, plans, implements, and evaluates nursing care.
This is done utilizing the nursing process in accordance with hospital standards and unit policies and procedures.
The nurse utilizes the nursing process to care for patients.
They assess, organize, and complete patient care considering patient age, cultural, and psychosocial factors.
Steps of the nursing process are documented appropriately.
Proper medical terminology is utilized, addressing problems and progress toward goals.
Support for unit and hospital goals is provided through performance improvement and educational activities.
This is evidenced by attending in-services, meeting unit education standards, and completing variance reports.
The nurse leads others in the same work performed but does not supervise staff.
Input on performance evaluations is possible, but preparation or delivery is not required.
Direct work with patients and/or customers is essential.
Engagement with internal and external customers via telephone or face-to-face interaction is frequent.
Interaction with other healthcare professionals and staff occurs regularly.
Candidates with Labor and Delivery experience are preferred.
However, candidates with two or more years of hospital nursing experience in other acute care areas may be considered.
Non-Labor and Delivery candidates must possess strong hospital experience and show a clear interest in transitioning into Labor and Delivery.
Orientation is approximately five months for those without Labor and Delivery experience.
Candidates should demonstrate a genuine passion for maternal care and a commitment to long-term growth within Labor and Delivery.
Detail-oriented approach in reviewing clinical and numerical data.
Completion of the basic professional curricula of a school of nursing, verified by the state board of nursing.
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