LABOR RN - OBSTETRICS - PT NIGHTS (58628) at ANDERSON HOSPITAL

Maryville, Illinois, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

01 Apr, 26

Salary

53.7

Posted On

01 Jan, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Patient Care, Communication Skills, Documentation, Patient Education, Nursing Process, Flexibility, Delegation, Discharge Planning, Antepartum Care, Intrapartum Care, Emergency Care, Post-Delivery Care, Perinatal Loss Care, Charge Nurse Duties, Conflict Management, Problem Solving

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

Job Details Job Location: Maryville, IL 62062 Position Type: Part Time (60 Hours) Salary Range: $30.00 - $53.70 Hourly Job Shift: Nights Job Category: Nurse Job Summary: Practices autonomously and in accordance with professional nursing standards, within the parameters of the Illinois Nurse Practice Act, and within the policies and procedures of Anderson Hospital. Job Responsibilities: Supports patient’s rights and responsibilities, including respect of cultural, ethical, and religious diversity. Responds appropriately to infant security, hospital code and patient alarms, including required documentation. Uses effective communication skills with patients, staff, other departments, physicians, families and visitors. Provides age appropriate and population specific patient care in a safe, skillful, accurate and efficient manner to newborn, adolescent and adult populations. Completes documentation accurately and in a timely manner, according to hospital policy and procedures. Assesses patient and family learning needs and provides ongoing education and evaluation. Documents readiness to learn, teaching, barriers and outcomes. Effectively utilizes the nursing process to ensure optimal nursing care and patient outcomes. Engages in activities to expand and /or enhance the professional nursing role, which includes integration of research and evidence based practice. Demonstrates flexibility to meet department, organization and patient/family needs. Delegates responsibilities to appropriate health care team members and monitors their activity and work performance. Facilitates and coordinates discharge planning based on patient needs. Demonstrates competency in antepartum and intrapartum care of low and high-risk obstetric patient populations which may include: a. Competency in waived screening procedures. b. Competency in fetal monitor interpretation. c. Competency with circulating at vaginal and cesarean births. d. Competency in care of the patient receiving epidural, spinal or general anesthesia. 13. Demonstrates competency in providing care during obstetric emergencies to include: shoulder dystocia, hemorrhage, abruption, fetal distress, emergency cesarean section, and hypertension in pregnancy. 14. Demonstrates proficiency in providing post-delivery/recovery care which may include promoting family bonding and initial newborn breastfeeding within one hour of birth. 15. Demonstrates competency in care of the family experiencing perinatal loss 16.May be assigned as charge nurse which includes the following duties: a) Maintain patient flow through the unit. b) Assign and adjust staffing based on patient acuity. c) Complete RN Charge check off list in a timely manner. d) Act as a liaison with the nursing house supervisor. e) Demonstrate conflict management and problem solving skills in dealing with staff, patients, families, physicians and other departments. Qualifications Education Requirements and Other Requirements: Education Level: Graduate of an accredited nursing program. Certification/Licensure: Illinois license or eligible. BLS certification required. NRP, ACLS, and current Fetal Monitor Course preferred, or must be completed within 12 months of hire. STABLE preferred. Experience Requirements: Minimum of 1 year labor nursing experience preferred.

Responsibilities

The Labor RN in Obstetrics provides comprehensive nursing care to patients across various age groups, ensuring safety and efficiency. Responsibilities include patient assessment, education, documentation, and emergency care during obstetric situations.