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CoxHealth South in Springfield, MO is seeking a Labor and Delivery nurse for night shifts. You will care for mothers and newborns, support families, and collaborate with clinicians to ensure safe deliveries.
Active MO RN license, BLS within 90 days, ACLS and NRP within one year are required. This is a part-time, on-site role with competitive benefits and career ladder options.
CoxHealth South: 3801 S National Ave, Springfield, Missouri, United States of America, 65807
1043 Labor and Delivery South
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6:30 PM - 7:00 AM, Two times a week
Night Shift (United States of America)
CoxHealth Is a Leading Healthcare System Serving 25 Counties Across Southwest Missouri And Northern Arkansas. The Organization Includes Six Hospitals, 5 ERs, And Over 80 Clinics. CoxHealth Has Earned The Following Honors For Workplace Excellence
Overview of Unit/Department
The Labor and Delivery Department is a dedicated team of healthcare professionals committed to providing safe, compassionate care for patients, families and their babies. Our close-knit group, including experienced nurses and supportive staff, works collaboratively with physicians to ensure comprehensive care. We cultivate a highly engaged and communicative environment, prioritizing patient safety, comfort, and the well-being of families by providing ongoing support and reassurance throughout their journey. If you’re passionate about making a difference and want to be part of a supportive, collaborative team, we encourage you to apply. Join us in delivering exceptional care—your future starts here!
The Labor and Delivery nurse cares for women and neonates during labor and childbirth. They are responsible for assisting, supporting, and educating families throughout the birth process. The Labor and Delivery nurse provides comprehensive, family centered nursing care to mothers and neonates during antepartum, intrapartum, and postpartum stages of delivery. The Labor and Delivery nurse must be able to recognize complications and act quickly to stabilize the situation and communicate with the patient, family, and appropriate physicians and specialists.