Travel Registered Nurse L&D Job

Healthforce•Mauston, WI

2d•$2,239 - $2,376•Onsite

About The Position

This is a travel, temporary assignment for 13 weeks with guaranteed hours. Weekly pay ranges from $2,239 to $2,376 per week, with 32 guaranteed hours per week. Shift: 3x12 rotating. Work setting includes short-term acute care and clinic environments, with cross-training to Med/Surg and EICU as needed. This role focuses on maternal and newborn care with opportunity to support obstetric patients across related units.

Requirements

Wisconsin Registered Nurse license (active and maintained)
Two-year degree in nursing required
BLS for Healthcare Providers (American Heart Association) within 1 month of hire
Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) within 6 months of hire
STABLE within 1 year of hire
Intermediate Fetal Monitoring within 1 year of hire
OB/maternity nursing experience preferred; ability to work in a fast-paced obstetric setting

Nice To Haves

four-year degree in nursing preferred

Responsibilities

Complete initial nursing histories, assess patients’ conditions, and develop an individualized plan of care for obstetric patients.
Triages patient needs and administers medications accurately and safely.
Assess labor progression and manage induction of labor and cervical ripening.
Manage obstetric emergencies (e.g., prolapsed cord, breech delivery, postpartum hemorrhage, precipitous delivery, uterine rupture) and monitor fetal well-being through intermittent or continuous fetal heart monitoring.
Monitor and manage pregnancy-related conditions such as hypertension and diabetes.
Assess newborn condition, recognize situations requiring higher levels of care, and perform neonatal resuscitation within scope and certification.
Monitor for neonatal sepsis and adverse events; observe for hypoglycemia, hypothermia, and jaundice, intervening as needed.
Promote patient education and involvement in newborn care; communicate status changes promptly to the care team.
Cross-train and provide care for Med/Surg and EICU patients when needed; collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure safe, quality care.