Autonomous OB RN — Magnet-Designated Hospital

UC San Diego; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 171,000 - 209,000; Full time

Job summary

UC San Diego Health is hiring for an RN/NP role in California, emphasizing autonomous nursing care within a Magnet-designated organization. The candidate will work with high-risk obstetrics, Women’s Health, and Ambulatory Care pathways, leveraging Epic charting and a collaborative team environment.

The position requires California RN licensure, advanced certifications, and a commitment to continuous improvement in clinical processes and patient outcomes.

Qualifications

• Graduate from an accredited school of Nursing (minimum).
• RN License issued by the State of California.
• BART or BLS certification at hire with 6-month pledge to obtain BART.
• Advanced Fetal Monitoring Certification (AWHONN).
• Limited OB Ultrasound Certification or plan to achieve within 6 months.
• Experience with Women's Health and High-Risk OB patients; knowledge of sterile technique.
• Familiar with Epic charting; willing to learn Ambulatory Care Charting and Epic In Basket.

Responsibilities

• Provide autonomous nursing care based on competence and ANA standards.
• Practice independently within interdisciplinary team settings.
• Communicate effectively with staff, physicians, patients, and external constituents.
• Support diverse patient populations and address social determinants of health.

Skills

Communication skills

Empathy

Interpersonal skills

Critical thinking

Team player

Education

Nursing degree

RN license CA

BSN preferred

Tools

Epic

Job description

UC San Diego Health is hiring for an RN/NP role in California, emphasizing autonomous nursing care within a Magnet-designated organization. The candidate will work with high-risk obstetrics, Women’s Health, and Ambulatory Care pathways, leveraging Epic charting and a collaborative team environment.

The position requires California RN licensure, advanced certifications, and a commitment to continuous improvement in clinical processes and patient outcomes.