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Mount Sinai Hospital (Toronto), part of Sinai Health, seeks a Registered Nurse for Labour and Delivery to support complex perinatal care and high-risk deliveries. You will assess fetal health, labour status, and neonatal needs while educating families and coordinating with a multidisciplinary team.
The Labour and Delivery unit is a tertiary level centre in Toronto, delivering about 6,500 patients yearly, with 19 birthing suites and 5 ORs.
Are you a Registered Nurse looking for an exciting challenge that allows you to develop Perinatal and Perioperative nursing skills? As a Registered Nurse, Labour and Delivery, no two days are alike. Every shift offers unique opportunities to apply your nursing expertise and experience some unparalleled rewards. If you’re seeking a dynamic, fast-paced work environment that allows you to be part of unforgettable milestones, an opportunity on our Labour and Delivery unit awaits you.
You are compassionate and knowledgeable in this area of care, pairing confidence with courtesy and respect. This dynamic environment will require you to draw on your expertise to make decisions in a timely manner, all while communicating with your patients, colleagues and members of a care team in a productive manner.
You want to further develop your nursing skills in this area. These include fetal health assessments, labour assessments, bloodwork, patient and family education, infant feeding, high-risk delivery care, antenatal assessments and neonatal assessments to name a few.
The Labour and Delivery Unit is a tertiary level care centre in Toronto. We deliver approximately 6,500 patients and their families each year. Our patients are antenatal and perinatal. We provide both low and high risk obstetrical care. Our space is comprised of 19 birthing suites, 7 Triage beds, 5 Operating Rooms and 5 ODU beds within an Observation Day Unit (ODU)
Note: Preference will be given to applicants with recent labour and delivery experience; consideration for hire may also be given to nursing graduates who have completed their practicum consolidation in labour and delivery.
If this sounds like you and you feel ready to build your career within Labour and Delivery.