Job Description:

Unit Highlights EXPERIENCED NURSES ONLYNurses on Labor & Delivery care for pregnant patients from 16-weeks gestation until the time of delivery of their newborn(s), as well as in the immediate postpartum/recovery period. Our patient population ranges from individuals with uncomplicated deliveries to those with the most complex, high-risk medical and psychosocial issues. These include patients with mild to severe preeclampsia, diabetes, kidney disease, cardiac disease, hematologic/oncologic disease, obesity, congenital disorders, etc. Working collaboratively with Children's National Medical Center, our "Special Moms, Special Babies" program coordinates the deliveries of babies requiring the immediate attention of the specialists at CNMC. We are also a designated Baby-Friendly USA hospital, demonstrating our commitment to evidence-based practices for the maternal-newborn dyad. Our L&D unit has an interdisciplinary patient care team that consists of nurses, physicians, midwives, residents, anesthesiologists, surgical technologists, equipment technicians and unit clerks. *Various scheduling options available*  Key Responsibilities  As a Clinical Nurse you will deliver proficient nursing care to patients and families whose needs range from uncomplicated to highly complex. You will identify current and potential complex problems of specific patient populations and critically analyzes trends and changes in patient status and plans appropriate interventions directly or indirectly through other nurses.  What We Offer  Culture- Collaborative, inclusive, diverse, and supportive work environment.  Career growth- Career mentoring to help you pursue your passions and gain skills to enhance your value.  Wellbeing- Competitive salary and Total Rewards benefits to help keep you happy and healthy.  Reputation- Regional & National recognition advanced technology, and leading medical innovations.  Qualifications  ADN, BSN, MSN, or CNL from an accredited School of Nursing required.  Prior Clinical Nursing Experience preferred.  Active RN License and Basic Life Support for Healthcare providers required.