Fairview is looking for a Register Nurse (RN) in the Birthplace in the M Health Fairview Northland Medical Center in Princeton, MN.
Posted Sep 16
Shift and hours
12 hour shifts · Night shift This position is a 0.6 FTE ( 48 hours per two weeks) 12 hour shifts on the Night shift with an every third weekend rotation and a holiday rotation.2 shifts · 24 hours a week
Unit and setting
Birthplace · Hospital At the M Health Fairview Northland Medical Center, the Birthplace unit consists of Labor and Delivery and Post-Partum patients.Labor and Delivery and Post-Partum patients
License
RN licenseMN Registered Nurse (RN) License
Term
Permanent This position is a 0.6 FTE ( 48 hours per two weeks) 12 hour shifts on the Night shift with an every third weekend rotation and a holiday rotation.0.6 FTE (48 hours per two weeks)
Pays above most Minnesota staff rolesMinnesota staff postings that state pay run $27/hr to $60/hr, the middle half $34/hr to $56/hr, across 1,424 postings.
Pay differential
Shift DifferentialsShift Differentials
Extra pay
Shift Differentials
Benefits
BenefitsmedicalThis position is eligible for benefits: medical, HSA, dental, vision, 403b, PTO, Shift Differentials, health & wellbeing resources, tuition assistance & reimbursement and more!
BenefitsHSA
Benefitsdental
Benefitsvision
Benefits403b
BenefitsPTO
More benefits (2)
Benefitshealth & wellbeing resources
Benefitstuition assistance & reimbursement
The role and schedule
Day to day
assessment, planning, delivery, and evaluation of nursing careThe Registered Nurse is responsible for the assessment, planning, delivery, and evaluation of nursing care for all assigned patient population(s).
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adhering to policy, procedures, practice guidelines, and MN Nurse Practice ActThe RN is responsible for performing these responsibilities in accordance with all policy, procedures, professional practice guidelines and the MN Nurse Practice Act.
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coordinating care with health care team and delegating responsibilitiesThe RN coordinates care with members of the health care team and delegates responsibilities to others as appropriate
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assessing patient needs and identifying expected nursing outcomesAssesses patient needs and identifies expected nursing outcomes.
Day to day
involving patient, family, and health team members in gathering dataInvolves the patient, family, and other health team members in gathering data.
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gathering biological, psychological, spiritual, and social informationUses an ongoing, systematic process to gather relevant information (biological, psychological, spiritual, and social aspects) from patient and family.
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analyzing data to identify potential risks and prioritize needsAnalyzes data and information to identify potential risks, prioritize needs and determine priority problems.
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identifying age-appropriate, culturally appropriate, and realistic outcomesIdentifies outcomes that are age appropriate, culturally appropriate, realistic, and attainable.
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validating outcomes with patient, family, and health team membersValidates these with patient, family, and other health team members.
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documenting data and identified outcomesDocuments data and identified outcomes.
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developing individualized nursing plan of careDevelops an individualized nursing plan of care.
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collaborating to develop an integrated plan of careCollaborates with patient, family, and other health team members to develop a nursing plan as part of an integrated, comprehensive plan of care
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developing plan based on age, social and cultural considerations, and conditionDevelops an individualized plan based on age, social and cultural considerations, condition, and other relevant needs.
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determining nursing interventions based on identified needsDetermines nursing interventions based on identified needs.
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identifying interdisciplinary resources to implement care planIdentifies interdisciplinary resources needed to assist in implementing the nursing plan of care.
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prioritizing interventions based on acuity, resources, and preferencesPrioritizes interventions based on patient acuity, available resources, and patient/family preferences and needs.
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documenting and updating plan of care for continuityDocuments and updates the plan of care to assure continuity throughout the continuum of care.
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evaluating care and patient response to interventionsEvaluates care and patient response to interventions and expected outcomes.
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systematically evaluating effectiveness of the plan of careSystematically and continuously evaluates patient’s response to interventions and the effectiveness of the plan of care
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modifying interventions based on patient response and conditionModifies the interventions based on patient response and changing patient condition.
Day to day
involving patient, family, and team in evaluating careInvolves the patient, family, and other health team members in evaluating care.
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using ongoing assessment data to revise plan of careUses ongoing assessment data to revise patient needs, priority problems, nursing outcomes and the plan of care.
Unit size
13 post-partum bedsThe unit consists of 13 post-partum beds and the Labor & Delivery (L&D) has 5 beds.
Unit size
5 Labor & Delivery (L&D) beds
Weekends
every third weekend rotationThis position is a 0.6 FTE ( 48 hours per two weeks) 12 hour shifts on the Night shift with an every third weekend rotation and a holiday rotation.
Holidays
holiday rotation
Details
about 400 births a yearThis hospital sees about 400 births a year!
Fairview is looking for a Register Nurse (RN) in the Birthplace in the M Health Fairview Northland Medical Center in Princeton, MN. This position is a 0.6 FTE ( 48 hours per two weeks)
12 hour shifts on the Night shift with an every third weekend rotation and a holiday rotation. This position is eligible for
benefits
medical, HSA, dental, vision, 403b, PTO
Shift Differentials, health & wellbeing resources, tuition assistance & reimbursement and more!
At the M Health Fairview Northland Medical Center, the Birthplace unit consists of Labor and Delivery and Post-Partum patients. The unit consists of 13 post-partum beds and the Labor & Delivery (L&D) has 5 beds. This hospital sees about 400 births a year! We are recognized for having high employee engagement results, high patient experience, and an atmosphere of accountability.
The Registered Nurse is responsible for the assessment, planning, delivery, and evaluation of nursing care for all assigned patient population(s). The RN is responsible for performing these responsibilities in accordance with all policy, procedures, professional practice guidelines and the MN Nurse Practice Act. The RN coordinates care with members of the health care team and delegates responsibilities to others as appropriate
Responsibilities
Assesses patient needs and identifies expected nursing outcomes.
Involves the patient, family, and other health team members in gathering data.
Uses an ongoing, systematic process to gather relevant information (biological, psychological, spiritual, and social aspects) from patient and family.
Analyzes data and information to identify potential risks, prioritize needs and determine priority problems.
Identifies outcomes that are age appropriate, culturally appropriate, realistic, and attainable.
Validates these with patient, family, and other health team members.
Documents data and identified outcomes.
Develops an individualized nursing plan of care.
Collaborates with patient, family, and other health team members to develop a nursing plan as part of an integrated, comprehensive plan of care
Develops an individualized plan based on age, social and cultural considerations, condition, and other relevant needs.
Determines nursing interventions based on identified needs.
Identifies interdisciplinary resources needed to assist in implementing the nursing plan of care.
Prioritizes interventions based on patient acuity, available resources, and patient/family preferences and needs.
Documents and updates the plan of care to assure continuity throughout the continuum of care.
Evaluates care and patient response to interventions and expected outcomes.
Systematically and continuously evaluates patient’s response to interventions and the effectiveness of the plan of care
Modifies the interventions based on patient response and changing patient condition.
Involves the patient, family, and other health team members in evaluating care.
Uses ongoing assessment data to revise patient needs, priority problems, nursing outcomes and the plan of care.
Required Qualifications
MN Registered Nurse (RN) License
Basic Life Support (American Heart Assoc or Red Cross)
1 year of Labor and Delivery expereince as an RN
Preferred Qualifications
Bachelors Degree in Nursing or BAN
1 year experience
Qualifications
$42.94- $71.46 Hourly
What's around it?
M Health Fairview Northland Medical Center · Princeton, MN
Neighborhoods+Residential living in Princeton is shaped by the Rum River corridor and expansive rural-residential borders spanning Mille Lacs and Sherburne counties. In-town living clusters along North Rum River Drive and established residential blocks near 7th Avenue South, offering traditional single-family layouts close to local civic parks. Outlying pockets feature newer developments with Craftsman builds and larger acreage parcels that cater to commuters seeking privacy and open space.
Residential living in Princeton is shaped by the Rum River corridor and expansive rural-residential borders spanning Mille Lacs and Sherburne counties. In-town living clusters along North Rum River Drive and established residential blocks near 7th Avenue South, offering traditional single-family layouts close to local civic parks.
Outlying pockets feature newer developments with Craftsman builds and larger acreage parcels that cater to commuters seeking privacy and open space.
Getting around+Princeton is an automobile-dependent community where daily errands and commutes require a personal vehicle. The average commute is approximately 27 minutes, with residents frequently driving south toward the Twin Cities metro or west toward St. Cloud along regional highways. Public transit is extremely limited, so healthcare workers on shift work must rely on reliable personal transportation and prepare for winter road conditions.
Princeton is an automobile-dependent community where daily errands and commutes require a personal vehicle. The average commute is approximately 27 minutes, with residents frequently driving south toward the Twin Cities metro or west toward St. Cloud along regional highways.
Public transit is extremely limited, so healthcare workers on shift work must rely on reliable personal transportation and prepare for winter road conditions.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is anchored by the Rum River and an active municipal park system. Riverside Park features riverside camping, fishing, and a dedicated canoe and kayak launch, while Young Park provides a quiet riverfront setting for angling. Pioneer Park offers unpaved hiking trails through wooded terrain, Riebe Park maintains an 18-hole disc golf course and an off-leash dog park, and Civic Center Park features pickleball courts. Golfers frequent the 18-hole, par-71 Princeton Golf Course along the river.
Outdoor recreation is anchored by the Rum River and an active municipal park system. Riverside Park features riverside camping, fishing, and a dedicated canoe and kayak launch, while Young Park provides a quiet riverfront setting for angling.
Pioneer Park offers unpaved hiking trails through wooded terrain, Riebe Park maintains an 18-hole disc golf course and an off-leash dog park, and Civic Center Park features pickleball courts. Golfers frequent the 18-hole, par-71 Princeton Golf Course along the river.
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 Princeton
Princeton offers relocating nurses a quiet, nature-oriented lifestyle centered along the banks of the Rum River. Originally founded on lumber and agriculture, the city has evolved into a welcoming exurban retreat for professionals who prefer small-town tranquility within reach of regional hubs. Everyday life is marked by outdoor recreation, including paddling and camping at Riverside Park, hiking wooded paths in Pioneer Park, pickleball at Civic Center Park, and rounds at the 18-hole Princeton Golf Course. Social life revolves around local staples such as Fore Seasons Clubhouse Bar and Grill, Sunken Ship Brewing Company, and seasonal events at the Mille Lacs County Fairgrounds. The primary tradeoff is accessibility: with an average commute of 27 minutes, no viable public transit, and limited commercial infrastructure, a car is essential for daily living and trips to St. Cloud or the Twin Cities for specialized shopping, dining, and nightlife. For nurses seeking affordable space, Craftsman homes, and a tight-knit community, Princeton delivers a grounded Minnesota setting.
