RN Women & Infants Float Pool – NICU/OB Coverage + $7/hr Bonus

Highmark Health Company; Pittsburgh (Allegheny County); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Allegheny Health Network is seeking an RN Float Pool RN for West Penn Hospital with Neonatal, Postpartum, and OB care coverage. The role requires 2 years of acute care nursing in Women and Infant services and valid RN licensure (PA or eNLC).

CPR and NICU-specific certifications are expected. The position involves collaborating with a multidisciplinary team, providing education to patients and families, and supporting care transitions across units.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years acute care nursing experience in Women and Infant Care.
• Current State of PA RN licensure or multi-state licensure via eNLC.
• CPR certification by American Heart Association.
• ACLS certification by American Heart Association.
• NRP neonatal resuscitation certification.
• Preferred: OB/Women's specialty care certification.

Responsibilities

• Demonstrates clinical assessment skills and care planning.
• Provides safe and effective care for the age population served.
• Directs and manages the activities of patient care delivery by the team.
• Collaborates with the multidisciplinary team for the plan of care from admission through discharge.
• Assesses learning needs of patient and family and provides education.

Skills

Team collaboration

Patient care

Critical thinking

Education

2 years acute care nursing experience in Women and Infant Care

Current PA RN licensure or eNLC

CPR – American Heart Association

ACLS – American Heart Association

Neonatal Resuscitation (NRP)

Job description

Allegheny Health Network is seeking an RN Float Pool RN for West Penn Hospital with Neonatal, Postpartum, and OB care coverage. The role requires 2 years of acute care nursing in Women and Infant services and valid RN licensure (PA or eNLC).

CPR and NICU-specific certifications are expected. The position involves collaborating with a multidisciplinary team, providing education to patients and families, and supporting care transitions across units.