RN, Labor & Delivery: Lead Innovative Birth Care

Universal Health Services; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 95,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Career development

Health plan (medical, dental, vision)

Paid time off

401(k) with match

Tuition reimbursement

Student loan refinancing program

Employee assistance program

Job summary

George Washington University Hospital, part of Universal Health Services, is a premier teaching hospital in downtown Washington, DC. The Labor and Delivery unit delivers advanced childbirth services in a collaborative, multidisciplinary setting with practitioners and providers.

UHS emphasizes patient care, ongoing education, and a strong commitment to growth and excellence. As a Labor and Delivery RN, you will join a team dedicated to high-quality care, continuous learning, and a supportive

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited or NLN-approved RN program.
• ACLS or PALS (or obtained within six months of employment)
• BLS
• Current state nursing license.
• Prefer one year full time or three years part time experience in acute care setting.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinically advanced childbirth services with a collaborative approach with Advanced Practitioners and Providers.
• Work in a teaching and research hospital environment, contributing to patient care in Labor and Delivery.

Skills

Communication skills

Interpersonal skills

Confidentiality

Adaptability

Education

RN program graduate

ACLS or PALS

BLS

Current RN license

Job description

George Washington University Hospital, part of Universal Health Services, is a premier teaching hospital in downtown Washington, DC. The Labor and Delivery unit delivers advanced childbirth services in a collaborative, multidisciplinary setting with practitioners and providers.

UHS emphasizes patient care, ongoing education, and a strong commitment to growth and excellence. As a Labor and Delivery RN, you will join a team dedicated to high-quality care, continuous learning, and a supportive