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$3,152/wk
Mississippi L&D RN contractsmedian $2,016/wk
$1,800/wk56% above the Mississippi median$3,200/wk
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Education
✓Graduate of a recognized and accredited Registered Nurse program
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✓2 years of nursing experience
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12 Hr Nights, Every other weekend required Required: 2 years of nursing experience Graduate of a recognized and accredited Registered Nurse program Licensed RN able to practice in the State of MS BLS, ACLS, NIHSS, NRP, S. T. A.

B. L. E Fetal Heart Monitor Course Troubleshooting Labor and Delivery Equipment Telemetry Fetal Monitoring Fetal Scalp Electrode Use Intrauterine Pressure Catheter Use EMR: Epic experience required Timekeeping: Kronos Scrubs: Galaxy Blue Level 1 10-17 deliveries/month No PTO or scheduling restrictions Responsibilites Must demonstrate technical aptitude with Labor & Delivery equipment including fetal monitors, telemetry fetal monitoring, fetal scalp electrodes, intrauterine pressure catheter, epidural pumps, radiant warmers, delivery lights, and patient IV infusion pumps Must demonstrate critical thinking in emergent situations involving maternal and fetal complications during antepartum, intrapartum, and postpartum periods Must anticipate physician and anesthesia needs during emergencies Must recognize and intervene in delivery complications including shoulder dystocia, hemorrhage, and hypertensive crisis Must safely position laboring patients and assist with vacuum extractor or forceps Must safely reposition patients under epidural anesthesia Must provide safe care to the mother/infant couplet and recognize compromised newborns Must obtain appropriate assistance and perform emergency interventions for newborns Must practice and educate on the ten steps to successful breastfeeding