Earn up to $2,961/week
RNs working in Labor and Delivery (L&D) administer medications, monitor fetal heart rates, assist in labor inducement, and work with physicians to design infant delivery plans. Nursing in Labor and Delivery requires RNs to be competent in the total birth process - from antepartum to neonatal to newborn nursery - and all related subspecialties. Labor and Delivery nurses can find jobs in a variety of settings including hospitals, pediatric facilities, birthing and maternity centers, health clinics, and OB/GYN outpatient offices. Compassion and positivity are essential for Labor and Delivery nurses.
$2,961/wk
RN - Labor & Delivery
Tracy, California
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$2,961/wk
RN - Labor & Delivery
Tracy, California
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$2,954/wk
RN - Labor & Delivery
Eureka, California
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$2,933/wk
RN - Labor & Delivery
Los Banos, California
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$2,933/wk
RN - Labor & Delivery
Los Banos, California
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$2,632/wk
RN - Labor & Delivery
Bismarck, North Dakota
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$2,416/wk
RN - Labor & Delivery
Springfield, Illinois
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$2,333/wk
RN - Labor & Delivery
Manchester, New Hampshire
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$2,298/wk
RN - Labor & Delivery
Pomona, California
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$2,231/wk
RN - Labor & Delivery
Kansas City, Kansas
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Every Maine travel assignment exposes you to the essence of New England. Known for fishing, agriculture and forestry, Maine boasts a ruggedly beautiful landscape and locals that are affably straightforward.
A travel nurse is a highly skilled healthcare professional who takes short-term assignments in hospitals facing staffing needs. These nurses typically have a minimum of 12 months of recent clinical experience in a like setting and seek to advance their careers, salaries, or lifestyles through travel nursing opportunities. By working at different facilities across the country, travel nurses can enhance their clinical competency while exploring exciting new locations.
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