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SGMC Health is seeking an RN for Labor and Delivery on the night shift (7pm–7am) at the Main Campus. You will provide direct patient care, perform procedures, document outcomes, and coordinate with physicians to ensure high-quality care.
Candidates must hold an Georgia RN license, CPR, and preferably NRP with fetal monitoring certifications. Strong teamwork and critical thinking are essential to support diverse patient needs.
WHAT IT'S LIKE AT SGMC HEALTH
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WHAT IT'S LIKE AT SGMC HEALTH
Purpose. No matter your role or area that you work in, at SGMC Health we are collectively working towards goals that will make our community a better place.
Excellence. We strive to do the right thing the right way, are accountable in all we do, require competence of our people, and are compassionate in our service.
Team Spirit.We encourage team effort, support personal and professional development, acknowledge individual talents and skills, and support innovation and empowerment.
Award Winning Performance.We are committed to providing the best care possible and we are proud to be recognized locally, statewide, and nationally for the exceptional care that our staff provides.
WHY YOU WILL LOVE SGMC HEALTH SGMC has great benefit options, depending on the role that you are going into– including healthcare, supplementary benefits, ways to save for the future, opportunities for career advancement, and opportunities to expand your skill set. Some of these great benefit options are listed below:
JOB LOCATION : Main Campus
DEPARTMENT: LABOR AND DELIVERY
SCHEDULE: Full Time, 12 HR Night Shift, 7p-7a
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WORKING CONDITIONS - ADA INFORMATION Works primarily in hospital or clinic setting. Requires considerable standing, mental effort, stooping, bending, lifting (in excess of fifty (50) lbs.), pushing objects (carts, beds, and wheelchairs). Likely to be exposed to blood and body fluids, including infectious diseases. May rarely require accompanying and assisting with patient transport to another facility. Uses medical, office equipment, and telecommunicates devices on a regular basis (e.g., I.V. pumps, fax, computer, and pagers). Physical functional capacity for healthcare workers as defined by the Saunders Method (very heavy).
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