Having a baby is one of life's most important experiences, and our Birthing Center provides a full range of delivery services to support needs before, during and after giving birth.
Our Birthing Center team of experienced nurses and doctors welcome over 1,200 babies each year.
A new Registered Nurse in this unit will have an hourly base rate starting at $33.34. An experienced Registered Nurse can expect an hourly base rate in the top 25% of nurses in the region. Compensation offered is highly competitive based on years of RN experience, job performance and the market.
Contact CRH HR (or 812-376-5627) to learn more about our Compensation.
RN positions are eligible for applicable
shift differentials and Sunday/holiday premiums.
The day PRN position, 7:00AM-7:30PM, is not benefit eligible but offers a premium for hours worked, and the scheduled hours depend on the needs of the department and our patients.
What is required for this position
Upon hire, you must have:
Associate of Nursing (ASN) or equivalent required; Bachelor of Nursing (BSN) preferred.
Indiana Registered Nurse License or Multi-State Registered Nurse License through the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) required.
Within 30 days of hire you must have (CRH provides training & time to acquire certification after employment):
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
At least 2 years of Birthing Center experience is preferred.
This position requires frequent standing, walking, talking and listening and lifting or moving more than 50 lbs.
Neighborhoods+Columbus, Indiana offers distinct living areas ranging from the walkable Downtown historic core, filled with historic properties and mid-century modern residences, to established residential subdivisions in Western Rocky Ford featuring single-family homes with yards. Relocating professionals also explore Western Hills and East Columbus along the East 25th Street corridor, which features a blend of modest older houses, newer infill, and quick access to regional thoroughfares.
Columbus, Indiana offers distinct living areas ranging from the walkable Downtown historic core, filled with historic properties and mid-century modern residences, to established residential subdivisions in Western Rocky Ford featuring single-family homes with yards. Relocating professionals also explore Western Hills and East Columbus along the East 25th Street corridor, which features a blend of modest older houses, newer infill, and quick access to regional thoroughfares.
Getting around+Navigating Columbus is generally straightforward, with cross-town drives typically taking under 25 minutes and average commute times running around 18 minutes according to Census benchmarks. Commuter traffic is shaped significantly by central commercial campuses like Cummins, while arterial routes along the East 25th Street corridor provide efficient connections between residential pockets and the city center.
Navigating Columbus is generally straightforward, with cross-town drives typically taking under 25 minutes and average commute times running around 18 minutes according to Census benchmarks. Commuter traffic is shaped significantly by central commercial campuses like Cummins, while arterial routes along the East 25th Street corridor provide efficient connections between residential pockets and the city center.
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 Columbus
Columbus, Indiana stands apart from standard regional communities through its world-renowned architectural pedigree, where striking modernist public buildings sit comfortably alongside classic residential neighborhoods. Relocating nurses will find a manageable, easily navigated community where daily commute times rarely exceed twenty-five minutes, shaped largely around central commercial hubs like Cummins. Residential options cater to varied preferences: Downtown offers walkable streets lined with historic homes and mid-century modern residences just steps from cultural landmarks like the Miller House and Garden. Healthcare workers seeking quieter settings with traditional suburban streetscapes and yard space frequently look to Western Rocky Ford, while East Columbus along the East 25th Street corridor provides practical entry-level options and fast highway connections. Public education is centralized through the Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation, requiring newcomers to verify specific elementary and middle school feeder zones. While Columbus does not offer the bustling mass-transit networks of a large metropolis, its unique aesthetic environment, easy navigation, and civic character create an appealing home base for clinical professionals.
