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Post Partum

Arlington, TX

$1,766/wk

total comp after Bypass fee

Start Date

ASAP

Duration

13 weeks

Shift

12 hour nights

Hours/Week

36h

Profession

RN

About This Position

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Required Certifications
BLSCompetency ExamPost Partum

Description: Travel-RN-Post Partum (660) / MC Arlington / 7P-7A

Unit Information: Mom/Baby 660 Location: Arlington,

TX Address: 3301

Matlock Rd Floor: 4th flr Building: Womens Center General Information Tell us about the unit(s): Number of Beds - 32 (operational) Number of Staff 59 total (FT/PT/PRN)

Type of staff: Day Shift Charge, RN, PCT, HUC Night Shift - Charge, RN, PCT, HUC Patient Ratios 1:3 couplets (varies on mix) Type of equipment - EMR Meditech & CPN On Call Requirement None Floating Requirement Ante for PP overflow, L&D recoveries, Typical hiring profile Skill Set Most recruited for: (Travel RNs, local CNAs and sitters)

Must have: candidates without these skills will not be considered for the role. Couplet Care Competencies Breastfeeding Support Preferred or nice to have: candidates with these skills will be considered first. Mother Baby Charge Experience late-preterm or transitional newborn experience List typical procedures performed on unit(s): Newborn Screenings Blood Glucose Monitoring Jaundice monitoring Perineal & Incision Care Feeding Support Best personality Fit: Compassionate Team-Oriented Detail-Focused Wolrks well under pressure

Unit Guidelines/Policies: Please feel free to attach unit policies and guidelines. Various Evidenced Based policies for patient care Additional operational

Standards to include: Hourly Rounding for safety and patient satisfaction Bedside Shift Report Collaboration & Teamwork Our unit is easy to settle into with the scheduling is flexible, the ratios are generally steady and pick up extra shifts are often available. The team has a mix of experience, with a lot of newer nurses but we are genuinely welcoming. Our unit has great exposure to postpartum and newborn skills, work closely with OB, pediatricians, and lactation, and be part of a unit that maintains, and keeps the vibe positive and respectful. It s a solid, environment where people enjoy coming to work.

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