RN Women's Health and Newborn Care;7pm-7am;WKND Varies;72 hours

Capitalmarketsp; Missouri; On-site; USD 10,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading healthcare provider is seeking a qualified RN in Women's Health to provide comprehensive care across all ages. This full-time position requires a valid Missouri RN license and BLS certification. The role involves direct patient contact, monitoring, and education, emphasizing teamwork and effective communication in a dynamic healthcare environment.

Qualifications

• Qualifications include valid Missouri RN license and BLS certification.
• Preferred certifications include ACLS, NRP, and fetal monitoring.
• Strong communication, teamwork, and judgment skills are essential.

Responsibilities

• Assess and document patient care; manage emergencies.
• Provide care during antepartum, intrapartum, postpartum, and gynecological stages.
• Ensure a sterile environment and educate patients.

Skills

Teamwork

Communication

Judgment

Commitment to quality care

Education

Valid Missouri RN license

BLS certification

Additional certifications like ACLS, NRP, and fetal monitoring

Job description

RN Women's Health and Newborn Care; 7pm-7am; WKND Varies; 72 hours

Seeking a qualified RN/GN in Women's Health Care – L&D to provide population-specific care across all ages, from newborn to 102 years old.

Responsibilities include assessing, evaluating, and documenting patient care, communicating effectively, ensuring compliance with standards, and managing emergencies.

Provides care for antepartum, intrapartum, postpartum, NICU, and gynecological patients, including preparing patients, monitoring fetal and maternal health, and performing procedures such as cesarean sections and resuscitations.

Ensures a sterile environment, maintains supplies, and educates patients and families.

Qualifications include a valid Missouri RN license, BLS certification, and successful hospital orientation. Additional certifications like ACLS, NRP, and fetal monitoring are preferred.

Strong teamwork, communication, judgment, and commitment to quality care are essential.

Work involves direct patient contact, potential exposure to infectious diseases, and may include irregular hours and emergency situations.