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The Registered Nurse is accountable for observing, assessing, intervening, evaluating, rehabilitating, and teaching people who are ill, injured, infirm, or experiencing changes in normal health processes. The role also supports health maintenance and illness prevention; administers medications and treatments as ordered by a physician; supervises or teaches nursing; administers, supervises, and evaluates nursing practices, policies, and procedures; performs acts delegated by a physician; and develops nursing care plans. In Labor and Delivery, the nurse manages the laboring woman's physical condition and progress, monitors fetal well-being, stabilizes the neonate immediately after delivery, supports maternal recovery after vaginal or cesarean delivery, and serves as the circulating nurse during delivery. The nurse also promotes parent-infant bonding in a baby-friendly environment and assesses and addresses patient and family learning needs.
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