Labor & Delivery RN - Compassionate, High-Impact OB Care

North Arkansas Regional Medical Center; Harrison (AR); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health plan options

Dental and vision coverage

401(k) retirement plan

Paid Leave Bank

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

North Arkansas Regional Medical Center in Harrison, AR is seeking a skilled L&D RN to support obstetric patients from triage through postpartum in a Baby-Friendly, team-first unit. You will monitor fetal status, assist vaginal and cesarean births, administer meds, document clearly, and educate families on newborn care, with ongoing AWHONN/NRP education to grow professionally.

This role partners with physicians and the care team to keep moms and babies safe, while maintaining infection prevention

Qualifications

• Current Arkansas RN license (or compact eligible).
• BLS at hire; NRP within 6 months of hire.
• AWHONN Fetal Monitoring course per recommendations; ability to read, write, speak, and understand English.
• BSN; 2+ years of nursing experience (OB preferred).
• ACLS; S.T.A.B.L.E. within 1 year.
• RNC-OB or other OB certification encouraged.

Responsibilities

• Triage & Assessment: Admit/assess OB patients; update care plans; keep providers informed.
• Labor & Delivery: Monitor fetal status; support vaginal and cesarean births; administer meds per protocol.
• Postpartum & Education: Manage recovery; teach newborn care and feeding; monitor for complications.
• Newborn Care: Perform initial checks; support temperature, breathing, and glucose stability.
• Teamwork & Safety: SBAR handoffs; Baby-Friendly practices; accurate EHR documentation.

Skills

OB Nursing

BLS

NRP

AWHONN Fetal Monitoring

Education

Arkansas RN License

BSN preferred

Job description

North Arkansas Regional Medical Center in Harrison, AR is seeking a skilled L&D RN to support obstetric patients from triage through postpartum in a Baby-Friendly, team-first unit. You will monitor fetal status, assist vaginal and cesarean births, administer meds, document clearly, and educate families on newborn care, with ongoing AWHONN/NRP education to grow professionally.

This role partners with physicians and the care team to keep moms and babies safe, while maintaining infection prevention