Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Basic Life Support (BLS), Communication Skills, Computer Skills, Health Plan, Hospital, Interpersonal Skills, Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Medical Assistance, Medical Treatment, Medication Administration, Nursing, Nursing Credentials, Organizational Skills, Patient Care, Patient Education, Registered Nurse (RN), Team Player, Training/Teaching
LOCATION
Oklahoma City, OK
POSTED
26 days ago
Job Title: RN Labor and Delivery - FS Location: Oklahoma City, OK 73104 Duration: 13 weeks (07/20/2026 – 10/17/2026) Shift/Schedule: Nights, 5x8s (40 hours/week)
Job Responsibilities:
Provide comprehensive nursing care to Labor & Delivery patients in a hospital setting.
Assess, monitor, and care for assigned patients throughout labor, delivery, and postpartum.
Document patient responses, treatments, and changes in physician orders.
Assist physicians during examinations, diagnostic procedures, and treatments.
Monitor physiological status and intervene as necessary.
Administer medications, IV infusions, and blood products.
Educate patients and families regarding care plans and hospital procedures.
Coordinate patient care with interdisciplinary teams and make appropriate referrals.
Delegate tasks to support staff while ensuring quality patient care.
Perform additional duties as assigned.
Requirements:
Active Oklahoma RN License or Compact (eNLC) RN License.
Associate's Degree in Nursing from an accredited school.
Minimum 2 years of Labor & Delivery experience in a Level I Trauma facility.
Minimum 2 years of travel nursing experience.
BLS certification.
ACLS (AHA) certification.
Intermediate Fetal Monitoring certification.
NRP Advanced Provider or NRP Instructor certification.
Knowledge of professional nursing practices, procedures, and techniques.
Strong communication, organizational, and computer skills.
Preferences:
BSN or MSN from an accredited nursing program.
Ability to coordinate and evaluate nursing services.
Strong interpersonal and teamwork skills.
Ability to respond effectively to diverse patient populations and cultural needs.