Job Opportunity – Labor and Delivery / Antepartum Registered Nurse – Ohio
Start Date: October 5, 2026
Location: Mayfield Heights, Ohio
Compensation: Details provided to qualified applicants
Schedule: Night shift, three 12-hour shifts per week, 7:00 PM - 7:00 AM
Highlights:
- Provide high-risk antepartum care for pregnant patients requiring closer monitoring or specialized treatment before labor and delivery
- Care for patients with conditions including high blood pressure, preeclampsia, preterm labor, vaginal bleeding, placental problems, and multiple gestations
- Minimum 12 months permanent Labor and Delivery experience required
- Required certifications include BLS, ACLS, NRP, and Basic Fetal Monitoring
- Contract extension opportunities available for up to 18 months
- Pre-start orientation modules required with comprehensive training support
Requirements:
- Active permanent Ohio RN license or multi-state Compact RN license required at time of submission
- Minimum of 12 months permanent Labor and Delivery experience
- Current BLS, ACLS, NRP, and Basic Fetal Monitoring certifications (active at time of submission)
- Professional reference from a manager, supervisor, or director in Labor and Delivery from within the past 12 months
- Completion of ECG rhythm recognition test and safeMedicate assessment during orientation
- COVID-19 and Flu vaccinations required (medical/religious exemptions only)
- Background check and fingerprinting required within 48 hours of contract signing
Why It's a Great Opportunity:
This Labor and Delivery / Antepartum position offers the chance to provide specialized, high-acuity care to expectant mothers and their babies during critical moments. You'll work within a supportive healthcare environment that values clinical excellence and professional development, with opportunities for contract extensions and ongoing educational support. This role is ideal for experienced L&D nurses seeking to expand their skills in high-risk obstetric care while making a meaningful difference in maternal and infant outcomes.