Travel Nurse RN - Labor and Delivery - $2,708 per week
Talent4Health is seeking a travel nurse RN Labor and Delivery for a travel nursing job in Ketchum, Idaho.
Job Description & Requirements
- Specialty: Labor and Delivery
- Start Date: 01/05/2026
- Duration: 13 weeks
- 36 hours per week
- Shift: 12 hours, days, nights
- Employment Type: Travel
Certifications
ACLS, BLS Certification, NRP, Stable RN ID/Compact license covid card and 2 references
Shift Notes
Nights, 3x12s
Additional Requirement
Unit Notes
Department: Labor & Delivery (L&D) | RN
Facility Requirement:
Candidate must provide written notice from clinician confirming:
- Housing has been researched
- Pay package is approved
- Commitment and understanding of the assignment
- Will sign offer within 24 hours
Unit Overview
- OR Suites for C-Sections: 1 dedicated OR suite on the unit
- Triage Beds: N/A
- ~160 births/year
- ~12–17 births/month
- Charge Nurse:
- Core St. Luke’s RN preferred as Charge
- House Supervisor available for support
- Nurse Aides/Surgical Techs: None currently (actively hiring)
Certifications Required
- BLS
- ACLS
- NRP
- STABLE
- AWHONN Intermediate or Advanced (can be obtained if not current)
- LDRP model: RN cares for laboring, postpartum, well mom, and well baby
- High-risk and critical OB patients
- Inductions
- Hypertensive crisis management
- No twins or triplets
- Patients stabilized and transferred as needed
- RNs serve as newborn nurse for C-sections (do not circulate)
- Care for couplets (mom & baby) during first few hours post-delivery
Experience & Required Skills
- Minimum: 2 years LDRP experience
- Strong L&D experience required
- Will consider candidates with strong recent L&D experience plus some LDRP or postpartum experience within recent years
- Must Have Skills:
- Newborn stabilization
- Ability to manage laboring patients autonomously and independently
- Comfortable working with OB not in-house (especially nights/weekends)
Drips & Medications
- RN Titration Required: Yes
- Common Drips:
- Magnesium sulfate
- Pitocin
- Insulin (if stabilizing prior to transfer)
Provider Coverage
- OB:
- Not in-house
- In clinic Monday–Friday
- On-call and called in for laboring patients
- Pediatric physician on-site M–F (days) for newborns
- On-call nights and weekends
- Anesthesia:
- On-call after hours
- 30-minute response time
Monitoring & Equipment
- RT Equipment: PRN nasal cannula and non-rebreather
- RN Strip Reading: RN responsible
Scheduling
- Scheduling: Self-scheduling with core staff
- Holidays: Equitably distributed
- Call/Standby: None
Floating
- Floating limited to:
- Helping hands
- Safety attendant
- No picking up shifts in other departments
- Tasking may occur; emphasis on safe practice
Dress Code
- Surgical scrubs
- May wear personal scrubs unless in delivery (then surgical scrubs required)
Orientation
- 1 facility orientation day (includes Epic)
- 2 x 12-hour unit-specific orientation shifts