RN: L&D

Job Description:

Join an exciting 26-week travel assignment as a Labor and Delivery Charge Nurse in Anchorage, Alaska, working 12-hour night shifts. This role puts you at the forefront of high-risk obstetrics, managing around 7 deliveries daily and supporting urgent antepartum cases. You’ll regularly step into the Charge Nurse position, coordinating care with a dedicated team within a busy, Level II Trauma magnet hospital. If you have charge nurse experience, BLS, ACLS, AWHONN certifications, and a valid Alaska RN license, this opportunity offers a chance to lead and make a meaningful impact in a renowned facility without the long-term commitment. Expect a weekly gross of approximately $2,755, with guaranteed hours and opportunities to float within scope if needed.

Weather:

The weather around this time of year in Anchorage tends to be cool and crisp, with clear skies and mild temperatures ideal for outdoor explorations. It’s a perfect season for enjoying the scenic landscapes without the extremes of winter cold or summer heat.

Fun Things To Do:

• Hiking Trails: Explore the scenic Chugach State Park and take in panoramic views of mountains and glaciers.
• Glacier Lake Day Trip: Drive to Matanuska Glacier for a guided ice hike or simply enjoy the stunning icy vistas.
• SeaLife Center Visit: Discover marine wildlife at the Alaska SeaLife Center, a fun educational experience for all ages.
• Fishing Excursion: Join a day charter for fishing in the pristine waters of Resurrection Bay.
• Copper River Rafting: Experience an exhilarating river adventure, ideal for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike.

Job Specifics:

Location: Anchorage, Alaska

Shift: Night, 12 hours (19:00 – 07:30)

Duration: 26 weeks with guaranteed 36 hours per week

This role offers the unique opportunity to lead high-risk obstetric cases while working in a highly regarded, Level II Trauma hospital. The unit features 10 LDR rooms, 10 OB Triage rooms, 3 OR suites, and 4 PACU rooms, supporting an average of 7-14 deliveries daily. Parking is free, and the hospital provides scrubs and Epic charting. All candidates must have an active Alaska RN license in hand to be considered for auto-offer, with the flexibility for some floating if necessary.