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TEEMA Solutions Group is seeking a Travel Registered Nurse (RN) for Labor and Delivery in Granbury, TX. The role involves providing comprehensive care for laboring patients and newborns in an 8-bed unit during night shifts.
Ideal candidates must hold an RN license with BLS, ACLS, and NRP certifications. A minimum of 2 years of experience in Labor and Delivery is required, with competencies in fetal monitoring and circulating C-sections.
Ability to work independently is essential in this high-acuity environment.
Registered Nurse (RN) / L&D Labor and Delivery
Talented Medical Solutions
Contract
In-Office | Granbury, TX, United States
START DATE - 7/20/2026
SHIFT: NIGHTS- 6:45PM-7:15AM- NO CALL
NO 48 HOUR OPTION
NO BLOCK GUARANTEE, WILL ATTEMPT TO ACCOMMODATE
FLOATING W/IN WOMEN'S SERVICES
MAX RTO- 6 DAYS W/IN 6 WEEK PERIOD
Must work 1 major holiday if assignment overlaps
RN LICENSE
BLS, ACLS (AHA OR ARC)
NRP
AWHONN Intermediate Fetal Monitoring and STABLE preferred
2 YEARS' EXPERIENCE
Ability to circulate C-sections
Pitocin titration
Fetal monitoring interpretation
Experience in LDRP model
Labor, Deliver, Recovery, Postpartum, and newborn
1:1 labor 3:1 couplet care
8
NAVY BLUE OR PINK
GE CENTRICITY PERINATAL (CPN), MEDHOST FOR ORDERS, CHARGES AND MED SCANNING
TRAVELERS SUBMITTED WITHOUT THE NECESSARY INFO OR REQUIREMENTS WILL BE REJECTED
MUST INCLUDE THE HOME ADDRESS & SSN ON THE SUBMISSIONS
TRAVELERS MUST BE GREATER THAN 50 MILES FROM THE FACILITY
Travel: Registered Nurse (RN) / 7/20 Labor and Delivery- NIGHTS
Travel
Full-scope LDRP RN responsible for providing care in Labor &Delivery, Newborn Nursery, and Postpartum/Couplet Care in an 8-bed unit. RN must be competent in intrapartum management (including induction/augmentation, high-risk labor monitoring, fetal heart rate interpretation, and circulating C-sections), immediate newborn stabilization and NRP participation, routine newborn assessments, and postpartum/couplet care for stable mother and infants. Must be able to function independently in a low-volume, high-acuity rural setting and transition between labor, nursery, and couple assignments based on census and staffing needs.