Antepartum RN

RN must have experience monitoring and caring for wide variety of high-risk antepartum patients such as gestational hypertension, gestational diabetes, multiple gestation, PROMs, and preterm labor, and fetal loss. RN must be proficient in completing NSTs. RN must also have experience with caring for patients undergoing cervical ripening with one agent, magnesium infusion, reading cardiac telemetry strips, conduct FM doppler assessment, initiate fetal monitoring, and interpret and assess fetal monitor tracings with appropriate interventions. RN must also have experience caring for patients s/p fetal surgery. RN must be able to respond to unexpected deliveries/emergent deliveries and initiate resuscitation according to NRP standards. RN will also respond to unstable patients to initiate emergent transfer to L&D. RN will also need to provide post-op/post partum care and teaching as well as supporting NICU mothers with breast milk expression using pumps. RN must be competent to monitor PPH and ESBL with appropriate interventions.

Healthcare Professionals must satisfy any required credentialing items before traveling to a strike. USN will prioritize booking travel arrangements for Healthcare Professionals with a complete file. If you arrive on-site with missing or outstanding items, you may not be eligible to work the strike. BLS ; NRP ; AFM ; ACLS ; Massachusetts State License Required Travel nurses work for a limited amount of time at a particular location, providing patient care and support before moving on to their next exciting adventure. Travel healthcare professionals are experienced caregivers who adapt quickly to change and enjoy learning new things. Take your skills on the road and explore somewhere new - all while earning a great living!