Registered Nurse; Reg- Labor & Delivery

Job Summary

Site:
Newton‑Wellesley Hospital, Mass General Brigham. 24‑hour night shifts (11:15 p‑7:15 a), 3×8‑hr shifts, every other weekend and rotating holidays.
Registered nurse renders highly professional and technical nursing care to assigned patients. The RN provides direct and indirect patient care using the nursing process (assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation). Oversees other assigned team members and collaborates with a multidisciplinary team to provide population‑specific care in accordance with the BORN regulations and professional standards of care.

Adult GI: 2 years critical care/GI experience required unless otherwise noted; ACLS required within first year; CCGRN certification preferred.

ARTC (Assisted Reproductive Technologies Clinic): Dual practice supporting BWH and MGH fertility practices. BSN required upon employment; ASRM RN certificate within first year; at least 1 year experience in reproductive endocrinology.

Cancer Center: Minimum 1 year experience administering chemotherapy single agent and multi‑drug regimen in outpatient setting; oncology nursing certification (OCN) or obtained within first year; chemotherapy/biotherapy administration certification card required; oncology nursing society strongly preferred.

Cardiovascular Center: 2 years critical care experience; cardiac ICU/CCU/ cardiac surgery or cath lab experience preferred; BLS/ACLS certification required.

Device Clinic: 2 years device clinic experience with pacemaker programming and follow‑up; BCLS and ACLS certifications required; HRS/NASP certification preferred.

ED: 2 years ED experience; ACLS, PALS, CPI certifications required within first year; CEN or CCRN preferred.

ICU: 2 years critical care experience; ACLS required within first year.

L&&D/AETU: 2 years labor & delivery experience; NRP required within first year.

Maternal Fetal Medicine: Perinatal procedures for high‑risk pregnant population; minimum 2 years perinatal services experience; BSN required; BLS required; ACLS preferred.

Med/Surg: 1 year Med/Surg experience; telemetry training required within first year.

Mother/Baby: 2 years Mother/Baby experience; NRP required within first year.

OR: 2 years OR experience;
Peri‑operative Nursing Program preferred; AORN certification preferred.

PACU/Henderson: 2 years critical care/PACU experience; ACLS, PALS required within first year; CPAN/CAPA preferred.

Pediatrics: 2 years Pediatrics experience; NRP required within first year if cross‑trained.

Pedi GI: 2 years Pediatric GI experience; PALS required.

Psychiatry: 2 years Psychiatry experience; CPI required within first month.

SCN: 2 years SCN experience; NRP required within first year.

STAT RN: 2 years critical care/emergency experience; ACLS, PALS, CPI required within first year.

Primary Care Triage RN: 2 years triage, ER, urgent care, or outpatient experience; ANCC RN‑BC preferred.

• Adhere to general hospital standards and promote a cooperative work environment through communication and teamwork.
• Follow departmental policies and procedures.
• Contribute to the overall quality of services.
• Assume responsibility for keeping informed about changes.
• Make independent decisions within the scope of nursing practice.
• Use the nursing process and evidence‑based practice to ensure quality patient care throughout the episode of care.
• Assess patients’ physical, psychological, spiritual, cultural, and social needs.
• Provide competent and compassionate care specific to the unique needs of individual patients and populations served.
• Individualize care considering age, developmental or physical abilities, spiritual or cultural practices, economic status, literacy, communication, cognitive abilities, and sexual orientation.
• Update knowledge and skill of populations served to meet patient care needs.
• Apply knowledge of illness, injury, and disease in the assessment process and recognize symptoms that require immediate intervention.
• Individualize a plan of care based on assessments and in collaboration with the patient/family/surrounding resources and multidisciplinary team members.
• Engage patient/family/surrounding others as partners…