RN - OB GYN

Cynet HealthStaff; Tahlequah (OK); On-site; USD 64,000 - 82,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet HealthStaff is seeking a Level 4 RN Midwife to support OB-GYN services in Oklahoma. The role covers in-house deliveries, 24-hour shifts, and involvement in triage, admissions, and discharge planning for uncomplicated vaginal births.

The ideal candidate holds an OK license with AMCB, ACLS, BLS, NRP, OBDNN, and OK DEA certifications and has certified midwife credentials. The position is a 12-week contract with potential extension and weekend coverage.

Qualifications

• Certified midwife credentials required.
• OK license required.
• AMCB, ACLS, BLS, NRP, OBDNN, OK DEA certifications listed.

Responsibilities

• Triage all patients, admit and deliver uncomplicated vaginal deliveries.
• Provide emotional support and guidance before, during, and after labor.
• Discharge non-cesarean section patients and coordinate with physicians for complicated cases.
• Deliver babies in birthing centers, homes, or hospital settings.
• Maintain designated call room and participate in 24-hour on-call schedule.

Skills

Certified midwife

Job description

RN - OB GYN

Profession: Level 4 RN Midwife

Specialty: Midwife

Duration: 12-week contract, extendable

Shift: 3x12.0

Hours per Shift: 12 hours

Experience: Minimum years of experience required

License: OK license

Certifications: AMCB, ACLS, BLS, NRP, OBDNN, OK DEA

Must-Have: Certified midwife credentials

Description:This position requires 24-hour shifts for in-house deliveries.Typically, there are 7-24 shifts per month.Some shifts may fall on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, but weekends may be covered by locum or full-time family practice providers.Midwives will always be off post-call.Opportunities are available to see patients in the Women's Clinic, though this is not the primary focus of the midwives.A designated call room is provided.Midwives triage all patients, admit, and deliver uncomplicated vaginal deliveries.They also perform discharges on non-cesarean section patients.Consultation with a physician is required for complicated patients, operative deliveries, and rounding on those patients.Currently, there are 5-6 births per day, with an expected increase due to a new facility, anticipated several months ahead.Midwives may work two shifts with a required 24-hour break in between.They deliver patients' babies in birthing centers, homes, or hospital settings.Midwives provide emotional support and guidance before, during, and after labor.They identify high-risk pregnancies and educate patients and their families on antenatal care and reproductive health.