Night Shift RN: Mother-Baby Care Champion

Northwest Medical Center; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401K

PTO

Tuition assistance

Loan reimbursement up to $20,000

Job summary

Northwest Medical Center Women's Center in Tucson seeks a Mother/Baby Couplet RN for full-time night shift. You will care for new mothers and their infants, coordinating with physicians and the care team to deliver evidence-based, patient-centered postpartum care.

The role requires 1-2 years in acute care, RN licensure, BCLS; ACLS/PALS preferred. You will monitor patients, administer medications, educate families, and participate in quality improvement and safety initiatives.

Qualifications

• 1-2 years of experience in a clinical nursing role in an acute care setting required.
• RN - Registered Nurse with state licensure required.
• BCLS required; ACLS/PALS preferred.

Responsibilities

• Coordinates and delivers high-quality, patient-centered care in accordance with policies and nursing process.
• Conducts thorough patient assessments and documents findings accurately.
• Administers prescribed medications and monitors for side effects.
• Collaborates with physicians and the healthcare team to develop care plans.
• Responds to medical emergencies and participates in CPR and code team activities.
• Maintains infection control and safety standards.

Skills

Nursing assessment

Medication administration

Patient education

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Infection control

Education

RN State Licensure

BCLS Certification

ACLS Certification preferred

PALS Certification preferred

Job description

Northwest Medical Center Women's Center in Tucson seeks a Mother/Baby Couplet RN for full-time night shift. You will care for new mothers and their infants, coordinating with physicians and the care team to deliver evidence-based, patient-centered postpartum care.

The role requires 1-2 years in acute care, RN licensure, BCLS; ACLS/PALS preferred. You will monitor patients, administer medications, educate families, and participate in quality improvement and safety initiatives.