Registered Nurse - OB Maternity - PRN Rotating Shifts

CoxHealth•Branson, MO

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Branson Maternity provides family-centered care in a friendly, supportive environment. Our staff have a strong teamwork approach to care. Our staff are always willing to assist each other and ensure everyone feels the support they need to care for our patients through any situation. The Labor and Delivery/Women and Newborn nurse cares for women and neonates during labor, childbirth, and postpartum care through discharge. They are responsible for assisting, supporting, and educating families throughout the birth process and postpartum period. They provide comprehensive, family centered nursing care to mothers and newborns during antepartum, intrapartum, and postpartum stages. They educate and assist the new mother with her physical and emotional needs. They perform the dual role of caring for the infants and educating mothers about their care. The Labor and Delivery/Women and Newborn nurse must be able to recognize complications and act quickly to stabilize the situation and communicate with the patient, family, and appropriate physicians and specialists.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited nursing program or NLN approved program
RN license active in the state of Missouri
BLS must be obtained within 90 days
Must obtain ACLS within one year of hire
Must obtain NRP within one year of hire

Nice To Haves

Previous nursing experience
Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing

Responsibilities

Cares for women and neonates during labor, childbirth, and postpartum care through discharge.
Assists, supports, and educates families throughout the birth process and postpartum period.
Provides comprehensive, family centered nursing care to mothers and newborns during antepartum, intrapartum, and postpartum stages.
Educates and assists the new mother with her physical and emotional needs.
Performs the dual role of caring for the infants and educating mothers about their care.
Recognizes complications and acts quickly to stabilize the situation and communicate with the patient, family, and appropriate physicians and specialists.