Maternal Care Operations Lead

WVU Medicine; United States; On-site; USD 85,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

WVUH West Virginia University Hospitals seeks a Maternal Outreach Nurse Coordinator to lead clinical and operational efforts across the WVU Medicine network, focusing on workforce readiness, regional care coordination, and system-wide quality for maternal care.

The role builds standardized education, supports rural facilities, strengthens referral pathways, and ensures safe, timely care for high-risk obstetric patients while monitoring outcomes and alignment with national standards.

Qualifications

• RN license with eNLC preferred or active state license.
• BSN degree required.
• BSN with neonatal and obstetric certifications preferred.
• Commitment to maternal health outcomes and safety.

Responsibilities

• Provides leadership for maternal education, workforce readiness, and regional outreach.
• Oversees maternal transport coordination with facilities and receiving providers.
• Standardizes maternal transport, stabilization, and escalation processes for safety.
• Leads standardized maternal education for patients and clinical teams.
• Coordinates simulation training and workforce development for high-risk events.
• Supports AIM bundles and national maternal safety standards deployment.
• Evaluates programs and outcomes for continuous improvement.
• Liaises between tertiary maternal services and referring facilities.
• Collaborates with stakeholders to improve continuity of care.
• Monitors quality indicators and transport metrics to drive excellence.
• Supports readiness for management and transfer of high-risk obstetric patients.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Collaboration

Education

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

RN license

NRP Certification

RNC-OB

C-EFM

Job description

WVUH West Virginia University Hospitals seeks a Maternal Outreach Nurse Coordinator to lead clinical and operational efforts across the WVU Medicine network, focusing on workforce readiness, regional care coordination, and system-wide quality for maternal care.

The role builds standardized education, supports rural facilities, strengthens referral pathways, and ensures safe, timely care for high-risk obstetric patients while monitoring outcomes and alignment with national standards.