Night Shift Labor & Delivery RN — High Pay + Benefits
American Traveler, LLC.
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Job summary
American Traveler, LLC. is seeking an experienced RN for a Labor & Delivery position requiring EFM certification and night shift availability.
The role is based in Kentucky with a compact/LIC RN license accepted, and requires 2 years of acute care experience along with BLS, ACLS, and NRP. Responsibilities include providing care in the Labor & Delivery unit, supervising staff, mentoring new nurses, and participating in quality and safety initiatives.
Qualifications
- Active KY or compact RN license required
- Current certifications: BLS, ACLS, NRP, and EFM (AWHONN accepted if not in place over 1 year)
- Minimum 2 years of acute care RN experience required
- Nursing Diploma or ASN required
Responsibilities
- Labor and Delivery unit within a hospital setting
- Night shift from 6:45 PM to 7:15 AM, every other weekend
- 36 hours per week across 3 shifts, 12 hours per day
- Assess, develop, implement, and evaluate patient plans of care following the Kristin M. Swanson Model of Care
- Supervise and delegate tasks to licensed and non-licensed staff members
- Mentor and precept staff while promoting teamwork and collaboration
- Participate in quality, safety, and service process improvement initiatives
- Provide patient and family education specific to care, treatment, and discharge needs
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to support patient and family-centered care
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Job description
American Traveler, LLC. is seeking an experienced RN for a Labor & Delivery position requiring EFM certification and night shift availability.
The role is based in Kentucky with a compact/LIC RN license accepted, and requires 2 years of acute care experience along with BLS, ACLS, and NRP. Responsibilities include providing care in the Labor & Delivery unit, supervising staff, mentoring new nurses, and participating in quality and safety initiatives.
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