General Summary StatementProvides comprehensive, quality nursing care through application of the nursing process. Adheres to Nursing Policies and Procedures and Organizational Goals and Objectives. At Chester County Hospital, our goal of providing quality care through a positive and comfortable hospital experience is what sets us apart. Its why we are the leading hospital for baby deliveries in Chester County.We are currently seeking top talent for our L&D unit. As an L&D RN, youre part of a team that is focused on providing a safe and fulfilling childbirth experience, not just for mothers and their new babies, but for the entire family. Our Maternal Child Health Team is nationally regarded for providing exceptional clinical care and a comprehensive array of childbirth services.Features of our Labor and Delivery unit include:Over 2,600 babies delivered each year10 birthing suites 2 surgical suites and 3 recovery rooms State-of-the-art equipmentœThe Welcome Hour for mother-baby bonding

Education Training and Experience\nBachelors of Science in Nursing (BSN) is required. \n\nExperience preferred, however training and specialty specific education programs are provided during orientation, and must be successfully completed as scheduled.\nBasic computer skills: keyboard, mouse use. Ability to complete data entry on clinical documentation screens. Ability to use email and internet. Ability to successfully complete on the job training for CCH computer programs. Ability to practice critical thinking and organizational skills. Ability to speak, read, write and understand English.\n\nLicensure/Certification \nCurrent Pennsylvania RN License. \nCPR certification required. Certification in clinical specialty is preferred.\n\nMust meet specialty specific competency requirements per the job description.\n\n\nL&D: NRP and ACLS certification required, or must complete within 12 months of hire. Completion of a WHONN fetal monitoring program within 12 months of hire.\n\n\nWork Environment and Hazards\nDirect patient care areas on nursing unit. Risk of exposure to potentially hazardous materials and body fluids. May become involved in crisis situations.\n\nWork Contact Group\nThe Chester County Hospital personnel, physicians, volunteers, patients and their families/visitors and vendors.