RN LD

TNAA Healthcare

Ontario, Oregon

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Eligibility: Acute CareLabor and DeliveryMedical/SurgicalNursing Management/Admin

Posted Apr 28

Shift and hours: Days
Unit and setting: L&D · Hospital
License: RN license
Term: Travel

What it pays

Against similar roles: In range for Oregon travel rolesOregon travel postings that state pay run $1,890/week to $2,550/week, the middle half $2,010/week to $2,320/week, across 52 postings.

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TNAA Healthcare

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We're looking for Labor and Delivery RNs for an immediate travel nurse opening in Ontario, OR. The right RN should have 3 years' recent acute care experience. Read below for more requirements.

L&D Travel Nurses provide care and support for women before, during and after delivery of a baby. L&D RNs must ensure that the medical as well as emotional needs of their patients are met at all times throughout the birthing process. As an L&D RN, you'll be responsible for assisting physicians when epidurals or pain medications are administered, episiotomies are performed, or when the patient requires preparation for a cesarean delivery.

As an L&D Travel Nurse, you should be prepared to perform the following tasks: Stay with and monitor patient throughout labor. Monitor contractions and help patients with breathing techniques. Check cervix periodically to monitor progression/lack of dilation.

Ensure beds are kept clean and dry; clean up bodily fluids expelled before and after birthing process. Aid physician with drapes, gloves, gowns, delivery instruments, etc. Immediate care of newborn. L&D Travel Nurses should be able to stand and walk for long periods of time, as well as bend, lean and stoop without difficulty.

RNs should be able to easily lift 20 pounds. Moving or lifting of patients may require lifting of up to 50 pounds at times. Because of the fast-paced environment, L&D RNs must possess good skills for coping with stress and be able to relate to people of all ages and backgrounds.

Requirements*: BLS, AWHONN, 3 Years

Additional certifications may be required before beginning an assignment. Pay: $2,137.49

What's around it?

In Ontario, OR

Ontario, OR

Living costs about 3% above the US average

Life in Ontario, OR

NeighborhoodsOntario's residential landscape is defined by a clear split along the Oregon Street commercial spine. West of Oregon Street, neighborhoods such as the Westside offer quiet, established streets where daily activity centers on residential life, while the Northwest area and Mayberry Subdivision feature newer suburban tracts popular for their calm atmosphere. In contrast, the Oregon Street corridor and Downtown feature older housing stock adjacent to commercial bustle, while outlying pockets like Cairo, Arata, and the Fairgrounds Area cater to rural-edge living and hobby farming, with Waterford Estates serving as the community's upscale subdivision.

Ontario's residential landscape is defined by a clear split along the Oregon Street commercial spine. West of Oregon Street, neighborhoods such as the Westside offer quiet, established streets where daily activity centers on residential life, while the Northwest area and Mayberry Subdivision feature newer suburban tracts popular for their calm atmosphere.

In contrast, the Oregon Street corridor and Downtown feature older housing stock adjacent to commercial bustle, while outlying pockets like Cairo, Arata, and the Fairgrounds Area cater to rural-edge living and hobby farming, with Waterford Estates serving as the community's upscale subdivision.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source: cities.livinginoregon.net

Getting aroundBecause Ontario spans a compact footprint of roughly six square miles, driving times within the city are generally short and straightforward. Oregon Street serves as the central commercial thoroughfare connecting downtown directly toward the Idaho border, carrying significant daily retail and interstate traffic. For medical workers commuting to or from the broader Treasure Valley region, the Northwest neighborhood offers the most direct access to Interstate 84.

Because Ontario spans a compact footprint of roughly six square miles, driving times within the city are generally short and straightforward. Oregon Street serves as the central commercial thoroughfare connecting downtown directly toward the Idaho border, carrying significant daily retail and interstate traffic.

For medical workers commuting to or from the broader Treasure Valley region, the Northwest neighborhood offers the most direct access to Interstate 84.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source: cities.livinginoregon.net

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Living in Ontario

Situated along Interstate 84 right on the Idaho border, Ontario, Oregon, offers an unpretentious, small-town lifestyle centered within an agricultural region. Spanning just six square miles, the city eliminates lengthy commutes, allowing hospital staff to move easily between quiet residential pockets and work. The city's geography hinges on Oregon Street, which divides the commercial border traffic from peaceful residential neighborhoods to the west. Relocating nurses will find well-kept suburban enclaves in the Mayberry Subdivision and Northwest Ontario, tranquil established streets on the Westside, and larger acreage near the Fairgrounds and Arata. Cultural life centers on Downtown, anchored by the historic Train Depot and the Four Rivers Cultural Center, alongside regular community-wide events. However, moving here involves real tradeoffs: as a border town serving a large transient retail population, Ontario contends with heightened traffic along commercial strips, visible homelessness, and localized property crime. For nurses seeking affordable housing, quick access to Interstate 84, and a close-knit Eastern Oregon pace, Ontario delivers a practical home base within reach of the greater Treasure Valley.

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