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Perinatal Services RN - Labor & Delivery - Lakewood Medical Center (PRN 6:45pm-7:15am)

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Kansas City, Missouri

Posted Sep 14

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Perinatal Services RN - Labor & Delivery - Lakewood Medical Center (PRN 6:45pm-7:15am)

101 Truman Medical Center

Job Location

UH Lakewood Medical Center

Kansas City, Missouri

Department

Labor and Delivery UHLMC

Position Type

Part time

Work Schedule

6:45PM - 7:15AM

Hours Per Week

4

✨ Bring Your Heart to the Beginning of Life ✨

Are you a passionate and skilled RN with a love for maternal-newborn care? At University Health, we believe in supporting every beginning—whether it’s a newborn’s first cry or a nurse’s next big step in their career. We're looking for a dedicated Registered Nurse to join our vibrant and compassionate Perinatal Services team, where every moment is meaningful and every shift matters.

In this exciting and dynamic role, you’ll work across all areas of perinatal care— Triage, Antepartum, Labor, Delivery, and Recovery —making a profound impact on growing families. You’ll bring your expertise, empathy, and energy to every birth story while mentoring others, shaping care standards, and evolving as a clinical leader.

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What You’ll Do

Provide exceptional, hands-on nursing care through every stage of the childbirth journey.

Perform thorough assessments, develop care plans, and advocate fiercely for your patients.

Be a go-to resource and mentor for new nurses, supporting onboarding, skills testing, and professional development.

Collaborate with a tight-knit interdisciplinary team to deliver safe, compassionate, and evidence-based care.

Participate in unit committees, education initiatives, research, and quality improvement projects.

Inspire students and model best practices for the next generation of nurses.

What You Bring to the Team (Minimum Requirements)

Degree in Nursing from an accredited program.

Active Missouri RN License in good standing.

BLS, ACLS, and NRP certification (current).

Completion of AWHONN Fetal Monitoring Course .

Clinical confidence in Labor, Delivery, Recovery, Postpartum, and OB triage.

(Preferred Qualifications)

BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing).

RN Specialty Certification (such as Inpatient OB or Maternal Newborn Nursing).

Why You’ll Love It Here

A supportive team where your voice is heard and your growth is prioritized.

The honor of supporting families through one of life’s most sacred journeys.

Ongoing training, mentorship, and opportunities to shine in your nursing career.

✨ Ready to make a difference at the very beginning of life?

Apply now and become part of something extraordinary.

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University Health KC is an academic medical center serving the Kansas City, Missouri community and beyond. It operates two acute care hospitals—one in the UMKC Health Sciences District just south of Downtown Kansas City and a second location in Southeast…

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Labor & Delivery is a specialty you move into. Waitlists are common; med surg keeps you moving.

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