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RN (OB)

Sullivan County Community Hospital
Posted 9 days ago, valid for 2 days
Location

Sullivan, IN, US

Salary

Competitive

Contract type

Full Time

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  • The position requires a graduate of an approved school of nursing with 1-2 years of professional OB/GYN experience.
  • Candidates must be currently licensed as an RN by the Indiana State Board of Nursing and obtain certifications in CPR, ACLS, NRP, and FHM within one year.
  • Responsibilities include assessing and caring for obstetrical patients and neonates, documenting patient care, and ensuring compliance with hospital policies.
  • The role is full-time on the night shift, requiring 72 hours biweekly.
  • The salary for this position is competitive and commensurate with experience.

 

QUALIFICATIONS


Education

  • Graduate of an approved school of nursing


Experience/Skills

  • 1-2 years professional OB/GYN experience
  • Possesses, or is willing to acquire, the special knowledge needed to safely care for patients and/or newborns in the OB/GYN unit including
  • labor and delivery
  • post-partum
  • nursery
  • clean GYN patients
  • Must complete annual EMTALA education and annual MSE education
  • Ability to establish effective working relationships with physicians and other professional staff


Required Licenses/Certifications

  • Currently licensed as an RN by the Indiana State Board of Nursing
  • CPR
  • ACLS (within one year)
  • NRP (within one year)
  • FHM (within one year)

 

Working Conditions

 

 

ROUTINE RESPONSIBILITIES


Behavioral Expectations

  • Consistently complies with established Behavioral Expectations


Patient Care

  • Demonstrates the ability to assess, treat, and/or care for the obstetrical patient and the neonate
  • Possesses knowledge of growth and development of the obstetrical patient and the neonate
  • Understands the range of treatment needed by the obstetrical patient and the neonate
  • Understands and complies with IC policies and procedures at all times
  • Follows course of patient’s labor, recognizes deviations from normal, and takes appropriate action
  • Recognizes signs of fetal distress during labor and alerts physician when necessary
  • Assists physician in resuscitation of the newborn
  • Does examination in absence of the physician recognizing station dilation and effacement of the cervix
  • Notifies physician of progress, so he/she is in attendance at the delivery
  • Explains procedures to patient and family
  • Records delivery in appropriate log
  • Understands and exercises proper technique in caring for the newborn
  • Administers proper dosages and applies acceptable techniques when giving medication to the newborn
  • Assesses mother’s knowledge of care and feeding of the newborn and initiates appropriate instruction
  • Ensures that all required testing is performed on all infants before discharge or that arrangements have been made to have the test completed
  • Obtains complete information from mother or family member for birth registration of newborn
  • Gives instruction to post-partum patient in caring for her physical needs during hospitalization and after discharge
  • perineal care
  • rest and exercise
  • resumption of normal activities


Documentation

  • Responsible for accurately initiating and completing all forms pertaining to patient care
  • Maintains patient record
  • Accurately and legibly transcribes physician orders and inputs to order entry
  • Completes all documentation legibly and follows hospital policy for signatures, dates, and timing of events


Unit Responsibilities/Leadership/Miscellaneous

  • Properly delegates necessary activities to other members of the healthcare team as their abilities or level of education dictates
  • Participates in orientation of new staff
  • Refers appropriate problems to House Supervisor, Director/Asst. Director of Patient Care Services and contributes to the resolution
  • Supports hospital and nursing policies and decisions
  • Promotes harmonious working relationship within unit and with peers
  • Uses equipment and supplies in a safe, efficient manner
  • Cleans and returns equipment to proper storage
  • Works in other areas of nursing services including Med/Surg, ICU and ER as needed and as qualified, performing duties including – but not limited to
  • hourly patient rounding
  • vital signs
  • glucometer checks
  • baths
  • IV starts
  • documentation
  • Coordinates/assists in maintaining unit and patient room tidiness
  • Notifies other agencies and disciplines as necessary to facilitate coordinated patient care
  • Participates in QI/PR activities and committees as assigned
  • Stays current with advances in nursing
  • Supports department by demonstrating flexibility with schedule and job duties





Full time/Night shift
72 hours/Biweekly



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