New Grad Labor & Birth RN — Residency & Nights

Mercy; St. Ann (MO); In loco; USD 47.000 - 55.000; Tempo pieno

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Medical Benefits

Dental

Vision

Paid Time Off

Tuition Assistance

Retirement Match

Descrizione del lavoro

Mercy Hospital St. Louis Labor & Birth is seeking new graduate RNs to start their nursing careers in the largest birthing center in the St. Louis region.

This full-time night position includes Mercy's 16-week Labor & Birth Nurse Residency with mentorship and hands-on clinical learning. Join a nationally respected team and build advanced skills in fetal monitoring, patient assessment, and advocacy while collaborating with obstetricians, midwives, anesthesiologists, NICU specialists, and surgical

Competenze

• Graduate of an accredited Nursing Program (ADN, Diploma, or BSN).
• Current RN License or eligibility for licensure in Missouri.
• BLS Certification through the American Heart Association (or within 30 days of hire).

Mansioni

• Deliver compassionate, evidence-based patient care.
• Develop and manage individualized patient care plans.
• Assess, monitor, and respond to changing patient conditions.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary care teams.
• Conduct bedside handoffs and patient safety reporting.
• Educate patients and families throughout their care journey.
• Utilize diagnostic, laboratory, and fetal monitoring data.
• Participate in quality improvement initiatives.
• Support professional growth through ongoing education and certifications.
• Serve as a patient advocate while promoting exceptional outcomes.

Formazione

ADN / Diploma / BSN

Descrizione del lavoro

Mercy Hospital St. Louis Labor & Birth is seeking new graduate RNs to start their nursing careers in the largest birthing center in the St. Louis region.

This full-time night position includes Mercy's 16-week Labor & Birth Nurse Residency with mentorship and hands-on clinical learning. Join a nationally respected team and build advanced skills in fetal monitoring, patient assessment, and advocacy while collaborating with obstetricians, midwives, anesthesiologists, NICU specialists, and surgical