RN - L&D

Cynet Health; Schofield (WI); On-site; USD 75,000 - 131,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet Health is seeking a Registered Nurse for Labor and Delivery to support a 13-week assignment in Wisconsin. The role focuses on obstetric care, including LDRP and C-section recovery, IV titration for labor induction, and epidural management. Night and day shifts alternate, with a 36-hour work week and rotating weekends as needed.

The unit handles multiple births yearly and operates under standard OB protocols with in-house anesthesia support. Two years of RN experience is expected.

Qualifications

• Active RN license required.
• BLS and NRP certifications required.
• Experience in labor and delivery and c-section recovery preferred.

Skills

Clinical assessment

Labor and delivery expertise

IV titration

Epidural management

Education

Registered Nurse license (RN)

BLS Certification

NRP Certification

Job description

RN - L&D

Profession: Registered Nurse

Specialty: Labor and Delivery

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: 12-hour variable days and nights, mostly days.

Hours per Shift: 36 hours per week

Experience: Minimum 2 years

License: Required

Certifications: BLS, NRP

Must-Have: Experience in LDRP and c-sections recovery, ability to titrate IV medications to induce labor and manage epidurals.

Description:The unit has a total of 11 beds for labor and post-partum patients.There is 1 OR suite available for C-sections.The unit also has 1 triage bed.Approximately 320 births occur each year.The facility follows AWHONN guidelines for nurse-to-patient ratios.The required certifications include BLS and NRP.Common diagnoses include vaginal births, C-sections, inductions, special care nursery cases, and hysterectomies.RNs are expected to manage IV medications to induce labor and assist with epidurals.The charge nurse and house supervisor are present; the charge nurse takes an assignment.There are no nurse aides or surgical techs on this unit.OB Anesthesia is available in-house 24/7.Respiratory Therapy can assist with special care nursery babies.There are no Tele/Monitor Techs; RNs are required to read their own strips.The EFM system used is Novii.Self-scheduling is allowed, with night shifts being the most needed.Weekend work is required every third week, and holiday work is required every other.There is no call or standby requirement.Floating to other units may occur, but only to assist without taking on patient loads.Scrub color and dress code are hospital supplied.All clinicians must clock in and out while on site.