RN: L&D
- Fort Worth, TX, United States
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Job details
- Experience
- This role requires recent experience circulating C-sections, with a minimum of 2 years in acute care.
- Working hours
- 36 hours per week
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
Job Description:
Join a vibrant 12-hour mids shift as an RN in Fort Worth, Texas, working on a 17-week contract within a bustling 14-bed Level III Trauma unit. You’ll circulate C-sections, handle an average of 175 cases per month, and coordinate care in a setting that demands both clinical expertise and adaptability. The role offers the chance to float to Mother/Baby and antepartum recovery units, with voluntary on-call rotations during weekends and holidays, making each shift an opportunity to sharpen your skills and build meaningful connections.
Weather:
The weather around this time of year in Fort Worth tends to be warm, with pleasant days that are ideal for outdoor exploration. Temperatures are comfortably mild, offering a welcome break from more extreme seasonal conditions, perfect for enjoying the city’s outdoor attractions after your shift.
Fun Things To Do:
- Fort Worth Stockyards: Experience western heritage with cattle drives, rodeos, and historic shops.
- Kimbell Art Museum: Explore a diverse collection of classic and contemporary artworks.
- Day Trip to Dallas: Visit the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza and enjoy eclectic neighborhoods like Deep Ellum.
- Day Trip to Grapevine: Discover wineries, charming shops, and scenic lake views in this quaint town.
- Botanical Gardens: Relax among stunning native and exotic plants in a peaceful outdoor setting.
Job Specifics:
Location: Fort Worth, TX
Shift: 12-hour mids
Duration: 17 weeks, approximately 36 hours per week
This role requires recent experience circulating C-sections, with a minimum of 2 years in acute care. Must reside within 100 miles of the hospital and submit a current driver’s license. Flexibility to float to Mother/Baby or antepartum recovery units is expected, and voluntary on-call shifts are available during weekends and holidays. Candidates should have current NRP, ACLS, and BLS certifications to ensure optimal patient safety and care delivery.