L&D RN
Chandler, AZ
American Traveler
3x12 hrs, Nights

Assignment Overview

• Shift: Nights, 3x12hrs
• Hours: 36 hrs/wk
• Start Date: Nov 9, 2026
• Length: 13 weeks
• Openings: 2

Description

American Traveler is hiring an experienced Labor & Delivery RN for a 13-week night shift assignment requiring C-section and Cerner charting experience.

Details

• Acute care Labor and Delivery unit with 18 LDRP beds, 14-bed OB triage, and 8-bed Antepartum unit
• Unit averages 8-10 deliveries per day and includes 2 fully equipped OR suites for C-sections
• Nurse-to-patient ratios are typically 2:1, with Antepartum up to 4:1 and C-sections 1:1
• Uses Cerner EMR and Fetal Link EFM system
• Night shift schedule, 1900-0700
• Requires 4 weekend shifts per schedule
• First to float among staff, with floating to Mother Baby/Postpartum units when needed
• On-call is voluntary, not required
• Holiday coverage requested if available
• Floor-specific orientation is 1 week

Requirements

• Active AZ or Compact RN license required
• Minimum 4 years of RN experience required
• Required certifications: ACLS, BLS, and NRP
• Must have experience circulating and recovering C-sections
• Computer charting experience required, Cerner preferred
• Must be able to titrate Pitocin and Magnesium Sulfate per protocol
• Must pass a dysrhythmia exam with a minimum score of 80% prior to offer confirmation
• Must pass a Pass/Fail sterile technique simulation lab on day one of orientation
• Driver's license copy required for consideration

Additional Information

• Care for laboring and preterm pregnant patients, including gestations 28 weeks and greater as a Level II facility
• Level 1 Trauma Center setting with OB Hospitalist in-house and 24/7 Respiratory Therapy, Anesthesia, and Pharmacy support
• 13 charge nurses support the unit
• Scrub color is blue, though scrubs are not required for L&D
• Patients are transferred to Postpartum after delivery
• Must reside at least 50 miles from the facility
• Candidates must not have been directly employed by any facility within the health system in the past year, though PRN employment through outside firms is acceptable
• Study guides provided for dysrhythmia exam preparation