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Job ID: 896583
Estimated Weekly Gross: $3,137.08
Job Title
Registered Nurse – Labor and Delivery
Location
Grass Valley, CA | Family Birthing Center
Schedule / Job Type
Contract | Night Shift | 12-hour shifts (6:45 PM – 7:15 AM) | Every other weekend required (Friday, Saturday, Sunday nights)
Key Responsibilities
- Provide direct patient care in a Labor and Delivery and Mother-Baby unit with approximately 45 deliveries per month, including term, preterm, and couplet patients
- Maintain staffing ratios of 1:2 in L&D, 1:1 during active delivery, and 1:4 (couplets) in Mother-Baby
- Participate in bedside shift report and access scheduling remotely; schedules are posted 6 weeks in advance
- Collaborate with a team that includes 2 RNs and 1 RT present during every delivery; OB and Anesthesia are on-call during night hours
- Care for newborns requiring IV antibiotics and/or short-term oxygen, as well as general GYN patients
- Must demonstrate strong emergency response skills and the ability to work independently with limited overnight resources
Required Qualifications
- Active RN license valid in California
- Required certifications: BLS, ACLS, NRP, and Advanced AWHONN
- Minimum of 2 years of Labor and Delivery experience
- Proficiency or ability to work with Cerner EMR
- Ability to rotate holidays in alignment with core staff scheduling expectations; holiday time off will be considered but is not guaranteed
- Two supervisory references required at time of submittal (charge nurse accepted); one within the past 12 months and one within the past 3 years
Preferred Experience / Skills
- STABLE certification preferred
- Experience working in a lower-resource or rural hospital environment
- Comfort managing standard L&D and Mother-Baby patients without a dedicated IV team or nurse aide support
Why Join Us
- Scrubs are provided, and travelers may access their schedules remotely with the opportunity to pick up extra shifts or make trades with other staff
- Floor-specific orientation of 2–3 days with a dedicated preceptor is provided to support a smooth transition onto the unit