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Atlas MedStaff LLC is seeking an experienced Labor & Delivery nurse for a 13-week travel assignment at a Family Birthing Center in Grass Valley, CA. You will cover 12-hour night shifts, assisting with deliveries, postpartum care, and supporting a small team of two RNs and one RT.
The role includes every-other weekend work and rotations through major holidays, with a focus on independent judgment and compassionate patient support in a busy, yet supportive community setting.
Join a dedicated team at a Family Birthing Center in Grass Valley, CA, for a 13-week travel assignment. This role focuses on supporting the delivery and postpartum units during 12-hour night shifts, offering a rewarding chance to experience a vibrant community and impactful work. You’ll be involved in managing standard deliveries, including preterm and term births, and supporting mothers and newborns in a setting that handles approximately 45 deliveries per month. The hospital values independent nurses who excel in emergency situations and can operate confidently with limited resources at night. Embrace a schedule that includes every other weekend and rotations through major holidays, adding a festive touch to your work. A fun aspect of this role is the opportunity to work with a talented team of two RNs and one RT during deliveries, ensuring comprehensive support for mother and baby in a calm yet efficient manner. This position is ideal for experienced labor & delivery nurses seeking a unique, community-focused assignment with a straightforward, rewarding workflow.
In this part of California, the weather around this time of year is generally mild and pleasant, with cool evenings and warm days perfect for outdoor activities. It’s a comfortable climate that encourages spending time outside after shifts or exploring local surroundings.
Location: Grass Valley, CA
Shift: 12-hour nights (1845-0715)
Duration: 13 weeks, with regularly scheduled days off and rotations around major holidays