In range for Colorado staff rolesColorado staff postings that state pay run $70k/yr to $112k/yr, the middle half $82k/yr to $99k/yr, across 980 postings.
Hospitals on Incredible Health are actively hiring and accepting applications in the Parker, CO area for the following position: Registered Nurse - Mother Baby. Nurses with experience in any of the following areas are strongly encouraged to apply: Assist in c-sections, Delivery, Fetal NST, Midwife, Nursery care, or On-call availability.
Shift(s) available: day shift and night shift
Job types available: full time
Employer features: Best Places to Work recognition, Community hospital, Cross training, Health Insurance, Level 2 trauma center, Level 3 trauma center, Life Insurance, Magnet recognized, Nurse self-care program , Offers sign on bonus, PTO, Retirement Plan
Qualifications
Associate’s Degree (ADN) or above in nursing
Active and unencumbered Registered Nurse license
1+ year experience in a mother-baby, postpartum, or labor and delivery setting preferred
BLS (Basic Life Support) and NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation Program) certifications from the American Heart Association
Strong interpersonal skills, with a focus on empathetic patient and family-centered care
Proficiency in electronic medical record systems
Responsibilities
Provide comprehensive nursing care to mothers and newborns during the postpartum period, monitoring both patients for signs of complications
Administer medications as prescribed and perform routine assessments of both maternal and newborn vital signs
Provide emotional support and education to new mothers, focusing on: safe, effective infant care, breastfeeding, and self-care post-delivery, while empowering them to care for themselves and their newborns
Collaborate with obstetricians, pediatricians, and other healthcare providers to ensure coordinated and holistic care during and after hospital stay
Accurately document maternal and newborn assessments, interventions, and outcomes in line with hospital policies and procedures
Neighborhoods+Parker features diverse master-planned and acreage communities tailored to different lifestyles. Stonegate, situated in the northwest corner near Lincoln Avenue and C-470, is a major hub for healthcare and tech professionals commuting toward the Denver Tech Center, offering neighborhood pools, tennis courts, and direct access to major arterial routes. In contrast, The Pinery on the southern side delivers a pine-covered, mountain-style setting with rolling terrain, multi-acre lots, Bingham Lake, and country club golf. Further south toward Castle Rock, Pradera caters to high-end buyers seeking custom estates around a private golf club, while contemporary developments like Stepping Stone and walkable enclaves near Mainstreet provide compact, modern suburban living.
Parker features diverse master-planned and acreage communities tailored to different lifestyles. Stonegate, situated in the northwest corner near Lincoln Avenue and C-470, is a major hub for healthcare and tech professionals commuting toward the Denver Tech Center, offering neighborhood pools, tennis courts, and direct access to major arterial routes.
In contrast, The Pinery on the southern side delivers a pine-covered, mountain-style setting with rolling terrain, multi-acre lots, Bingham Lake, and country club golf. Further south toward Castle Rock, Pradera caters to high-end buyers seeking custom estates around a private golf club, while contemporary developments like Stepping Stone and walkable enclaves near Mainstreet provide compact, modern suburban living.
Getting around+Commuting nurses heading toward regional healthcare facilities in the Denver Tech Center, Lone Tree, or downtown Denver primarily navigate Parker Road (State Highway 83), which experiences heavy traffic congestion during morning and evening rush hours. The E-470 tollway offers a faster bypass around arterial choke points, though daily use requires factoring in regular toll fees. Transit riders can drive just west of town to access the RTD light rail at Lincoln Station in Lone Tree, which provides direct train service northward into Denver.
Commuting nurses heading toward regional healthcare facilities in the Denver Tech Center, Lone Tree, or downtown Denver primarily navigate Parker Road (State Highway 83), which experiences heavy traffic congestion during morning and evening rush hours. The E-470 tollway offers a faster bypass around arterial choke points, though daily use requires factoring in regular toll fees.
Transit riders can drive just west of town to access the RTD light rail at Lincoln Station in Lone Tree, which provides direct train service northward into Denver.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is anchored by the Cherry Creek Regional Trail and Sulphur Gulch Trail, which weave more than 27 miles of paved paths through neighborhoods for running, cycling, and stroller-friendly outings. Downtown, Discovery Park features open-air play areas and summer splash features, while O'Brien Park provides sports facilities and the H2O'Brien seasonal aquatic park. Non-motorized water recreation, including kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing, is centered at Rueter-Hess Reservoir, while Castlewood Canyon State Park lies less than 20 minutes away for hiking and canyon views.
Outdoor recreation is anchored by the Cherry Creek Regional Trail and Sulphur Gulch Trail, which weave more than 27 miles of paved paths through neighborhoods for running, cycling, and stroller-friendly outings. Downtown, Discovery Park features open-air play areas and summer splash features, while O'Brien Park provides sports facilities and the H2O'Brien seasonal aquatic park.
Non-motorized water recreation, including kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing, is centered at Rueter-Hess Reservoir, while Castlewood Canyon State Park lies less than 20 minutes away for hiking and canyon views.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Parker
Parker delivers a distinct blend of Front Range suburban tranquility and authentic western heritage, positioned roughly 20 miles southeast of Denver. For healthcare professionals relocating to the south Denver metro area, the town offers a safe, community-oriented retreat centered around an active, walkable Mainstreet. Rather than blending into an anonymous suburban tract, Parker distinguishes itself through cultural anchors like the PACE Center, beloved traditions like the Parker Days Festival, and connected trail networks joining the Cherry Creek Regional Trail. Commuters serving medical centers in the Denver Tech Center or Lone Tree often choose master-planned northern neighborhoods like Stonegate for swift access to Lincoln Avenue and E-470, while those desiring wooded privacy gravitate toward The Pinery. Shift workers must navigate daily traffic realities: relying on arterial Parker Road can cause peak-hour delays, making proximity to toll corridors or light rail stations an essential planning consideration. For nurses seeking high-performing Douglas County schools, quiet neighborhoods, and easy access to trails and reservoirs, Parker represents an exceptional suburban home base.
