Inabia Software & Consulting Inc.·Livingston, Montana
The Registered Nurse will primarily cover night shift needs in the Labor & Delivery unit, assisting with staffing gaps and time-off requests for a 13-week travel assignment. Responsibilities include independent functioning across the full perinatal continuum: Labor, Delivery, Recovery, Postpartum Mother/Baby couplet care, triage through discharge, and support for C-sections.
Assignment Overview Livingston HealthCare’s Family Birth Center is requesting one (1) experienced Labor & Delivery RN traveler. This traveler will help cover primarily night shift needs driven by open positions and time-off requests. Start Date: ASAP - 3/02/2026 Estimated Duration: 13 Weeks FTE: 0.9 FTE (36 hours/week)Contract Type: Travel RN – Labor & Delivery / FBC Schedule & Shift Details We are currently building the January–March schedule and have identified the following that need help from an RN traveler to cover them: Nights: 3 night shift needs a second RN scheduled per week plus 2 nights that need back up RN Days: 1–4 day shifts (varies per week) need back up coverage beyond what our back-up OB RN can cover due to PTO and other staffing needs.
Days: 6:45 a.m. – 7:15 p.m.
Candidates must possess a minimum of two years of recent, fully competent experience in Labor/Delivery/Recovery/Postpartum & Mother/Baby care, including at least one prior travel contract. Required active certifications include AWHONN Fetal Heart Monitoring (FHM), NRP, and ACLS, alongside an active, unrestricted RN license.
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