Labor and Delivery Registered Nurse (RN)

We are seeking experienced Registered Nurses (RNs) to provide high-quality, comprehensive nursing care within the Labor & Delivery (L&D) Unit. The RN will provide care to patients throughout the antepartum, labor, delivery, and postpartum periods, including patients with high-risk or complex medical and obstetric needs. This position requires strong clinical judgment and the ability to provide safe, compassionate care in a fast-paced, high-acuity maternal-child healthcare environment.

This role requires a dependable nursing professional who can meet government qualification, credentialing, security, and onboarding requirements while working under a personal services arrangement. The ideal candidate will bring recent registered nursing experience in a primary care or occupational medicine setting, a current unrestricted RN license, strong clinical judgment, and a commitment to supporting mission readiness and high-quality care for service members and eligible patient populations.

Key Responsibilities:

\n
• Provide comprehensive nursing care throughout Labor & Delivery, including high-risk obstetric care.
\n
• Provide antepartum care for patients generally greater than 18 weeks gestation.
\n
• Perform complex treatments, including IV push medications, complex dressing changes, and IV magnesium infusions, including medication titration when required.
\n
• Assess patients and recognize normal versus abnormal clinical findings, reporting significant changes to the appropriate provider.
\n
• Provide intraoperative/circulating nurse support for pregnant and postpartum patients.
\n
• Provide immediate post-anesthesia/postoperative care following surgical procedures.
\n
• Operate and monitor specialized monitoring, therapeutic, and resuscitative equipment.
\n
• Monitor invasive and non-invasive procedures and ensure equipment is functioning properly.
\n
• Monitor patient progress, document care in the electronic health record (EHR), and interpret laboratory results while reporting abnormal findings to physicians.
\n
• Coordinate care with Anesthesia, OB-GYN, midwives, and Family Medicine providers.
\n
• Provide appropriate patient handoff/report, including procedures performed, patient conditions, nursing interventions, responses, specialized care, and equipment needs.
\n
• Demonstrate knowledge of neonatal transitional care.
\n
• Participate in nursing reports, patient-care conferences, discharge planning, and multidisciplinary care coordination.
\n
• Follow established infection-control protocols.
\n
• Maintain professionalism, composure, and effective communication with patients and families, including during stressful or difficult situations.
\n
• Work within the RN's scope of practice and may be rotated throughout MAMC clinical areas as needed
\n