L&D – RN

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Job ID: 879478

Estimated Weekly Gross: $1,774.41

Job Title

Travel RN – Labor & Delivery (Night Shift)

Location

Smyrna, TN | Acute Care

Schedule / Job Type

Contract | 13 Weeks | Nights, 7:00 PM – 7:00 AM | Expected 4 weekend shifts/month | Projected Start: September 28, 2026

Key Responsibilities

• Provide direct nursing care to laboring patients in a 9-bed L&D unit with 3 swing rooms, 2 ORs, and a 3-bed OBED, maintaining a 1:2 patient ratio
• Perform and assist with unit procedures including circulating in the OR, IUPC, FSE, MgSO4 administration, postpartum hemorrhage management using the JADA system, and nitrous oxide administration
• Support patient choice and promote vaginal birth opportunities in alignment with individual patient preferences
• Document accurately using CPN and Meditech electronic documentation systems
• Collaborate with a laborist team model including 24/7 in-house midwives, dedicated CRNA, and on-call OBGYN
• Float to mother/baby or outside department to task as needed per unit floating policy

Required Qualifications

• Active RN license
• ACLS certification required
• BLS certification required
• NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation Program) certification required
• Fetal monitoring certification required
• Minimum 2 years of Labor & Delivery experience

Preferred Experience / Skills

• Spinning Babies training or familiarity
• STABLE program certification or training
• Experience with couplet care and breastfeeding support
• Familiarity with high-risk delivery environments and NNP collaboration

Why Join Us

• Join a recognized Women’s Services unit — recipient of an HCA Unit of Distinction award and a TIPQC Pilot Hospital for NTSV and Team Birth — known for personalized, patient-centered birth experiences
• Work within a comprehensive care model featuring 24/7 midwifery support, a dedicated CRNA, an 8-bed Level II NICU with around-the-clock NNP coverage, and donor milk availability to support breastfeeding families

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