OR: OR suites are available; the OR team cares for mom while the unit prepares mom and cares for baby
Volume: Average of 100 births per month, most deliveries Monday through Thursday
Ratios: Generally follow AWHONN guidelines. Occasionally 1:2 in labor, but not the norm. Postpartum is 3 couplets or 7 with a post-op patient.
Patient mix: Deliveries are generally not before 36 weeks; occasionally 35-week deliveries, with transfer of the baby. Pitocin and magnesium are not common. High-risk patients and NAS babies are not usually seen.
Support staff: PCT during the day, typically 1 on labor and 1 on MB
Charge coverage: "Charge free" each shift
Providers: No neonatologist. OB/neonatologist, anesthesia, and pediatric hospitalist on call at night.
RT equipment (vents, CPAP, BiPap, etc.): Only as needed
EFM system: Centricity
Staffing and Scheduling
Staffing levels: Typically 8-10 RNs on days and 7-8 on nights, one fewer on weekends
Scheduling: Self-scheduling; block is not guaranteed
Labor pattern: Most nights are inductions; not typically 1:1 labors (cervidil, cytotec, and pitocin)
Weekends: Minimum of every third weekend, self-scheduled for both days and nights
Holidays: Only if not enough staff
Call/standby: Possibly; no mandatory call requirement
Float: L&D and MB only; no nursery; travelers do not float
Orientation: 2 shifts with a preceptor, 7P-7A, every other weekend
Other
Scrub color: Hot pink
Facility
Camden-Clark Medical Center - Memorial Campus
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Review of Camden-Clark Medical Center - Memorial Campus on Nov 5, 2025
He was so very helpful, informative and proactive; all that a traveler like me needs as I attempt to transition back into traveling in my career! Thank you Ariel!! Have a beautiful Monday!! "