RN: L&D

Job Description:

Join a dedicated team of professionals in Huntington, Indiana, where you’ll bring your expertise in obstetrics to a rewarding 13-week travel assignment. This position involves working 12-hour night shifts in a specialized labor and delivery unit, providing exceptional care during the critical phases of childbirth and postpartum recovery. The role offers a chance to experience the unique rhythm of night shifts in an environment focused on maternal and neonatal well-being, all while enjoying a supportive and collaborative team atmosphere. You’ll engage with advanced equipment like electronic fetal monitoring systems and electronic medical records, ensuring a smooth and efficient workflow. The assignment includes comprehensive, department-specific training to help you succeed from day one, with all necessary certifications such as BLS, NRP, and AWHONN. This isn’t just a job; it’s an opportunity to make a meaningful impact while exploring the community’s vibrant culture.

Weather:

Typically, the weather around this time of year in Huntington features mild temperatures with clear skies, making it ideal for outdoor activities and exploring the local scenery. Expect some comfortable warmth during the day and cooler evenings, offering perfect conditions for both relaxing and adventure.

Fun Things To Do:

• Historical Downtown Tour: Discover local shops, cafes, and historic landmarks in the charming downtown area.
• Fountain Square Park: Enjoy a peaceful stroll or a picnic in this scenic public park.
• Embark on a Day Trip to Fort Wayne: Explore the Fort Wayne Museum of Art and the Botanical Conservatory for a cultural experience just a short drive away.
• Visit Salamonie River State Forest: Hike, fish, or simply enjoy nature’s tranquility on a scenic outdoor escape.
• Discover South Bend and Notre Dame: Take a day trip to explore the famous university campus, museums, and lively downtown.

Job Specifics:

Location: Huntington, IN

Shift: 12-hour nights

Duration: 13 weeks

Weekly Hours: 36 hours