Travel Labor and Delivery RN - $4,088 per week

Bestica is seeking a travel nurse RN Labor and Delivery for a travel nursing job in Spokane, Washington.

Job Description & Requirements

• Specialty: Labor and Delivery
• Discipline: RN
• Duration: 13 weeks
• 48 hours per week
• Shift: 12 hours, nights
• Employment Type: Travel

3421325

👩‍⚕️ Travel RN – Labor & Delivery

High-Risk L&D | Nights | 4×12s | Spokane, Washington

Start Date: August 31, 2026
Contract: 13 Weeks
Shift: Nights | 7:00 PM–7:00 AM
Schedule: 4×12-hour shifts
Patient Ratio: Labor 1:2 | Antepartum 1:3
EMR: Epic
Experience: 2+ Years
Travel Experience: Not Required
Weekend: Every other weekend / some weekend shifts
Call: None
Floating: Yes – Mother/Baby or other appropriate areas
Facility: Short-Term Acute Care | Level II Trauma | Level II Pediatric Trauma
Staffed Beds: 629
Annual Deliveries: Approximately 3,600

🌟 Assignment Overview

Take your next travel nursing assignment to Spokane, Washington, and join a high-acuity Labor & Delivery team in a large teaching hospital and Level II Trauma environment.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced L&D RN who is confident caring for high-risk laboring patients, antepartum patients and complex maternal conditions. Travel experience is not required for qualified L&D nurses who can function independently.

The unit manages approximately 3,600 deliveries annually, providing exposure to a wide range of obstetric cases and maternal-fetal medicine patients.

👶 High-Risk L&D Experience

The ideal candidate will have strong experience with:

• High-risk Labor & Delivery
• Antepartum care
• Active management of labor
• Induction and augmentation
• Pre-eclampsia/eclampsia
• Diabetes and GDM
• Multiple gestations
• VBAC/TOLAC
• Maternal emergencies
• Preterm labor
• Placenta previa/abruption
• PROM
• Malpresentations
• HELLP syndrome
• Cardiac patients
• Maternal hemorrhage
• Seizure disorders
• Uterine rupture

🩺 Key L&D Responsibilities

• Triage obstetrical patients
• Perform sterile vaginal examinations
• Assess effacement, dilation, station and fetal presentation
• Monitor fetal heart rate using external and internal monitoring
• Recognize and respond to abnormal fetal heart rate patterns
• Manage IUPC placement and calibration
• Assist with spiral electrode placement
• Perform NSTs and OCTs
• Initiate and maintain IV access
• Administer IV medications and blood products
• Manage Pitocin/oxytocin, magnesium sulfate, insulin drips and other high-risk medications
• Administer antihypertensives, anticoagulants, prostaglandins and terbutaline
• Assist with high-risk vaginal deliveries
• Circulate and scrub for C-sections
• Recover post-C-section patients
• Assist with forceps and vacuum-assisted deliveries
• Manage amnioinfusion
• Respond to hemorrhage and shock
• Assist with maternal emergencies and rapid response situations

🍼 Newborn & Neonatal Care

• Perform newborn assessments
• Obtain and document APGAR scores
• Assist with neonatal resuscitation
• Respond to infant/neonatal emergencies
• Provide newborn thermoregulation
• Manage radiant warmers
• Perform cord care
• Support newborn identification and security procedures
• Monitor and manage newborn hypoglycemia
• Provide parent education and discharge teaching
• Support breastfeeding and lactation needs
• Provide care for newborns following vaginal and cesarean deliveries

💗 Postpartum & Mother-Baby Care

• Perform postpartum assessments
• Monitor fundus, lochia and perineum
• Assess and care for C-section incisions
• Manage Foley catheters
• Perform wound assessments and care
• Support breastfeeding and use of breast pumps
• Manage postpartum hemorrhage
• Care for patients with pregnancy-induced hypertension
• Provide couplet care
• Care for patients following vaginal and cesarean delivery
• Support patients with multiple births and complex postpartum needs

💉 Specialized Procedures & High-Risk Skills

Experience with the following is highly valuable:

• Magnesium sulfate therapy
• Insulin drips
• PUBS
• Cervical cerclage
• External and internal fetal monitoring
• Amnioinfusion
• Version procedures
• D&C
• Tubal ligation
• Epidural anesthesia
• General anesthesia
• Nitrous oxide
• IV conscious sedation
• PCA
• Maternal cardiac monitoring
• Emergency response

🏥 Unit & Facility Highlights

• Approximately 27 beds
• Approximately 25 rooms
• Around 9 deliveries per day
• Approximately 3,600 deliveries annually
• High-risk MFM patient population
• Level II Trauma Center
• Level II Pediatric Trauma Center
• Teaching hospital
• Approximately 629 staffed beds
• Strong interdisciplinary support including:
  • Respiratory Therapy
  • IV Teams
  • Pharmacy
  • Radiology
  • Rapid Response Teams
  • Phlebotomy
  • Social Services
  • Physical Therapy
  • Transportation
  • Interpretation Services

📋 Required Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of L&D RN experience
• Strong recent high-risk Labor & Delivery experience
• Ability to function independently
• Experience with antepartum and high-risk obstetric patients
• Experience with induction/augmentation and active labor management
• Experience with pre-eclampsia, diabetes, multiples and VBAC/TOLAC
• Epic experience required
• BLS required
• ACLS required
• NRP required
• AWHONN Intermediate required
• Fetal Heart Monitoring (FHM) required

📅 Schedule & Additional Details

• Night shift: 7:00 PM–7:00 AM
• 4×12-hour shifts
• Patient ratio approximately 1:2 in Labor
• Antepartum ratio approximately 1:3
• Weekend coverage required
• No on-call requirement
• Floating may be required to Mother/Baby or other appropriate areas
• Block scheduling is not guaranteed
• Up to 48 hours/week may be approved
• Two RTO requests may be considered
• Orientation provided
• Free parking

⭐ Why Consider This Assignment?

• Quick start – August 31, 2026
• High-acuity Level II Trauma environment
• Large 629-bed teaching hospital
• Approximately 3,600 deliveries annually
• Strong exposure to high-risk L&D and MFM
• Epic EMR
• Travel experience not required
• 12-hour night shifts
• Opportunity to care for complex maternal and neonatal populations
• Excellent clinical experience in a major healthcare setting
• Explore Spokane and the Pacific Northwest during your assignment

If you're an experienced L&D RN ready for a high-risk assignment with strong clinical variety, this Spokane opportunity is an excellent next step for your travel nursing career!

3421325 👩‍⚕️ Travel RN – Labor & Delivery High-Risk L&D | Nights | 4×12s | Spokane, Washington Start Date: August 31, 2026 Contract: 13 Weeks Shift: Nights | 7:00 PM–7:00 AM Schedule: 4×12-hour shifts Patient Ratio: Labor 1:2 | Antepartum 1:3 EMR: Epic Experience: 2+ Years Travel Experience: Not Required Weekend: Every other weekend / some weekend shifts Call: None Floating: Yes – Mother/Baby or other appropriate areas Facility: Short-Term Acute Care | Level II Trauma | Level II Pediatric Trauma Staffed Beds: 629 Annual Deliveries: Approximately 3,600 🌟 Assignment Overview Take your next travel nursing assignment to Spokane, Washington, and join a high-acuity Labor & Delivery team in a large teaching hospital and Level II Trauma environment. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced L&D RN who is confident caring for high-risk laboring patients, antepartum patients and complex maternal conditions. Travel experience is not required for qualified L&D nurses who can function independently. The unit manages approximately 3,600 deliveries annually, providing exposure to a wide range of obstetric cases and maternal-fetal medicine patients. 👶 High-Risk L&D Experience The ideal candidate will have strong experience with: • High-risk Labor & Delivery • Antepartum care • Active management of labor • Induction and augmentation • Pre-eclampsia/eclampsia • Diabetes and GDM • Multiple gestations • VBAC/TOLAC • Maternal emergencies • Preterm labor • Placenta previa/abruption • PROM • Malpresentations • HELLP syndrome • Cardiac patients • Maternal hemorrhage • Seizure disorders • Uterine rupture 🩺 Key L&D Responsibilities • Triage obstetrical patients • Perform sterile vaginal examinations • Assess effacement, dilation, station and fetal presentation • Monitor fetal heart rate using external and internal monitoring • Recognize and respond to abnormal fetal heart rate patterns • Manage IUPC placement and calibration • Assist with spiral electrode placement • Perform NSTs and OCTs • Initiate and maintain IV access • Administer IV medications and blood products • Manage Pitocin/oxytocin, magnesium sulfate, insulin drips and other high-risk medications • Administer antihypertensives, anticoagulants, prostaglandins and terbutaline • Assist with high-risk vaginal deliveries • Circulate and scrub for C-sections • Recover post-C-section patients • Assist with forceps and vacuum-assisted deliveries • Manage amnioinfusion • Respond to hemorrhage and shock • Assist with maternal emergencies and rapid response situations 🍼 Newborn & Neonatal Care • Perform newborn assessments • Obtain and document APGAR scores • Assist with neonatal resuscitation • Respond to infant/neonatal emergencies • Provide newborn thermoregulation • Manage radiant warmers • Perform cord care • Support newborn identification and security procedures • Monitor and manage newborn hypoglycemia • Provide parent education and discharge teaching • Support breastfeeding and lactation needs • Provide care for newborns following vaginal and cesarean deliveries 💗 Postpartum & Mother-Baby Care • Perform postpartum assessments • Monitor fundus, lochia and perineum • Assess and care for C-section incisions • Manage Foley catheters • Perform wound assessments and care • Support breastfeeding and use of breast pumps • Manage postpartum hemorrhage • Care for patients with pregnancy-induced hypertension • Provide couplet care • Care for patients following vaginal and cesarean delivery • Support patients with multiple births and complex postpartum needs 💉 Specialized Procedures & High-Risk Skills Experience with the following is highly valuable: • Magnesium sulfate therapy • Insulin drips • PUBS • Cervical cerclage • External and internal fetal monitoring • Amnioinfusion • Version procedures • D&C • Tubal ligation • Epidural anesthesia • General anesthesia • Nitrous oxide • IV conscious sedation • PCA • Maternal cardiac monitoring • Emergency response 🏥 Unit & Facility Highlights • Approximately 27 beds • Approximately 25 rooms • Around 9 deliveries per day • Approximately 3,600 deliveries annually • High-risk MFM patient population • Level II Trauma Center • Level II Pediatric Trauma Center • Teaching hospital • Approximately 629 staffed beds • Strong interdisciplinary support including: o Respiratory Therapy o IV Teams o Pharmacy o Radiology o Rapid Response Teams o Phlebotomy o Social Services o Physical Therapy o Transportation o Interpretation Services 📋 Required Qualifications • Minimum 2 years of L&D RN experience • Strong recent high-risk Labor & Delivery experience • Ability to function independently • Experience with antepartum and high-risk obstetric patients • Experience with induction/augmentation and active labor management • Experience with pre-eclampsia, diabetes, multiples and VBAC/TOLAC • Epic experience required • BLS required • ACLS required • NRP required • AWHONN Intermediate required • Fetal Heart Monitoring (FHM) required 📅 Schedule & Additional Details • Night shift: 7:00 PM–7:00 AM • 4×12-hour shifts • Patient ratio approximately 1:2 in Labor • Antepartum ratio approximately 1:3 • Weekend coverage required • No on-call requirement • Floating may be required to Mother/Baby or other appropriate areas • Block scheduling is not guaranteed • Up to 48 hours/week may be approved • Two RTO requests may be considered • Orientation provided • Free parking ⭐ Why Consider This Assignment? • Quick start – August 31, 2026 • High-acuity Level II Trauma environment • Large 629-bed teaching hospital • Approximately 3,600 deliveries annually • Strong exposure to high-risk L&D and MFM • Epic EMR • Travel experience not required • 12-hour night shifts • Opportunity to care for complex maternal and neonatal populations • Excellent clinical experience in a major healthcare setting • Explore Spokane and the Pacific Northwest during your assignment If you're an experienced L&D RN ready for a high-risk assignment with strong clinical variety, this Spokane opportunity is an excellent next step for your travel nursing career!

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