The Obstetrics (OB) Registered Nurse delivers exceptional nursing care to patients, using organizational and leadership skills to assess patient status, prioritize patient problems and needs, implement clinical interventions for acute and critical patients requiring intensive medical care, develop and carry out care plans to improve outcomes, and ensure a safe, therapeutic environment. The role provides woman-, newborn-, and family-centered care, including care for people who do not identify exclusively or at all as women and people parenting newborns. The RN provides episodic outpatient and, where applicable, inpatient obstetrics and women's health nursing care. Care spans pregnancy, birth, postpartum, gynecological and other women's health concerns, as well as neonatal care from birth until discharge. The nurse also cares for patients of all ages who require triage, prioritization, assessment, education, stabilization, resuscitation, and emergency management. Medications must be administered safely in accordance with state practice requirements and organizational policies.
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Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree