Registered Nurse - OB PRN

Registered Nurse

Prairie Ridge Health is looking for registered nurses to join our Women and Childbirth Services (WCBS) department. This position is a PRN (as needed). This position will manage, organize, and provide direct patient care incorporating clinical decision-making and prioritization of activities.

The obstetrical, newborn, and gynecological registered nurse (RN) is responsible for providing leadership and direction to the patient care team. The RN provides nursing care for adults, adolescents, elderly, and newborns through physical, psychological, and social assessments and then formulates a nursing diagnosis, and develops an individualized plan of care. The RN manages, organizes, and provides direct patient care incorporating clinical decision-making and prioritization of activities.

Education of patient's family and other health care team members is provided by the RN, incorporating health maintenance, disease process, and discharge planning. May be required to work on other units according to the distribution of staff and patients and individual competency.

Preferred skills:

• Graduate of an accredited school of nursing
• Baccalaureate degree preferred
• Valid nursing license for the state of Wisconsin.
• Current CPR
• NRP certification
• STABLE certification strongly encouraged
• A minimum of one-two years of experience on a Medical/Surgical unit or an equivalent is preferred.
• 1-2 years of experience in OB is strongly preferred.

FTE: PRN (as needed)

Shift: AM, 7AM-7PM, PM/Nights, 7PM-7AM

Required education:

Associates or better.

Preferred education:

Bachelors or better.

Preferred experience:

A minimum of one-two years of experience on a Medical/Surgical unit or an equivalent is preferred. 1-2 years of OB experience strongly preferred.

Required licenses & certifications:

Registered Nurse

Cardiopulm Resuscitation

Neonatal Resus Pgrm

Adv Cardio Life Support

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