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 Louisville, 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+Old Town Louisville serves as the walkable, historic core anchored by Main Street, featuring restored miner cottages, craftsman bungalows, and infill construction close to local shops and dining. Along the McCaslin Boulevard corridor north and south of US 36 lie established master-planned subdivisions—including Coal Creek Ranch, Rock Creek Ranch, Fireside, Hillside, and Hecla—which offer larger floor plans, attached garages, and neighborhood amenities like pools and playgrounds. Surrounding northern and southern residential pockets provide a blend of mid-century ranch houses, townhomes, and properties backing up directly to open space corridors.
Old Town Louisville serves as the walkable, historic core anchored by Main Street, featuring restored miner cottages, craftsman bungalows, and infill construction close to local shops and dining. Along the McCaslin Boulevard corridor north and south of US 36 lie established master-planned subdivisions—including Coal Creek Ranch, Rock Creek Ranch, Fireside, Hillside, and Hecla—which offer larger floor plans, attached garages, and neighborhood amenities like pools and playgrounds.
Surrounding northern and southern residential pockets provide a blend of mid-century ranch houses, townhomes, and properties backing up directly to open space corridors.
Getting around+Louisville is positioned on the US 36 corridor, offering efficient access northwest into Boulder in roughly 15 to 20 minutes during off-peak hours and southeast toward Broomfield, Interlocken, and downtown Denver in about 25 minutes. Regional public transit is minimal, making a personal vehicle the standard requirement for hospital shifts, especially when commuting across the wider Denver metro area where routes from western suburbs like Olde Town Arvada can exceed 40 minutes during peak rush hours.
Louisville is positioned on the US 36 corridor, offering efficient access northwest into Boulder in roughly 15 to 20 minutes during off-peak hours and southeast toward Broomfield, Interlocken, and downtown Denver in about 25 minutes. Regional public transit is minimal, making a personal vehicle the standard requirement for hospital shifts, especially when commuting across the wider Denver metro area where routes from western suburbs like Olde Town Arvada can exceed 40 minutes during peak rush hours.
Outdoors+Outdoor activity centers around the paved and gravel paths of the Coal Creek Trail, which connects pedestrians and cyclists through Louisville and eastward into Lafayette. Neighborhood green spaces such as Coal Creek Park offer amenities like community splash pads, while nearby open space buffers provide expansive views of the Flatirons. World-class hiking and alpine recreation are within easy reach via day trips to the foothills, Estes Park, and Rocky Mountain National Park.
Outdoor activity centers around the paved and gravel paths of the Coal Creek Trail, which connects pedestrians and cyclists through Louisville and eastward into Lafayette. Neighborhood green spaces such as Coal Creek Park offer amenities like community splash pads, while nearby open space buffers provide expansive views of the Flatirons.
World-class hiking and alpine recreation are within easy reach via day trips to the foothills, Estes Park, and Rocky Mountain National Park.
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 Louisville
Perched along the US 36 corridor between Boulder and Denver, Louisville offers nurses a tranquil Boulder County haven defined by small-town warmth, dramatic Flatirons views, and effortless access to regional healthcare facilities. Life centers around Historic Downtown’s Main Street, where restored miner cottages surround local cafes, farm-to-table eateries, and community staples like the Steinbaugh Pavilion’s summer Street Faire and the Louisville Historical Museum. Healthcare professionals seeking convenience gravitate toward planned subdivisions along the McCaslin Boulevard corridor—such as Coal Creek Ranch and Fireside—offering spacious floor plans, attached garages, and direct access to top-rated Boulder Valley schools. Outdoor enthusiasts thrive on the extensive Coal Creek Trail connecting into Lafayette and quick weekend getaways to Rocky Mountain trails. The primary tradeoff is lifestyle pacing and housing demand: public transit is minimal, necessitating a personal vehicle for hospital shift work, and nightlife is decidedly quiet compared to Boulder or Denver. For nurses desiring a safe, family-centric base with excellent community cohesion and an easy commute along the Front Range, Louisville provides an idyllic Colorado balance.
