Compass Government Solutions LLC is looking for a Labor Delivery Recovery Postpartum RN to provide services for the DiLorenzo TRICARE Health Clinic in Washington, Virginia. In preparation to bid on this contract, we are seeking qualified candidates willing to be included in our proposal as interested and skilled individuals.Location:
Alexander T. Augusta Military Medical Center (ATAMMC)
9300 DeWitt Loop,
Fort Belvoir, VA 22060
Hours: 12 HR Shifts
6:45 AM-7:15 PM
6:45 PM-7:15 AM
Not to work more than 80 hrs. in a two-week periodJob requirementsAssist provider with operative vaginal delivery procedures (vacuum, forceps).Perform pre-op for Cesarean-sections (C-section) (shave-prep, Foley catheter, intravenous bolus, and emotional support).Perform procedures for transition of normal newborn (bath, shots, assessment, and breast-feeding assistance).Provide stabilization for transport of high-risk patients (MgSO4, dexamethasone, antibiotics, and emotional support).Provide patient and family teaching.Support C-section deliveries as circulating nurse in the operating room.Provide breastfeeding support and education.Shall be responsible for and provide family and patient centered nursing care to infants and women of childbearing age.Shall maintain accurate and current notes in the electronic medical records of all patients cared for, as required.Shall assume additional administrative or clinical duties as requested or needed to ensure sustainment of normal unit operations and ensure compliance with JC standards, to include, but not limited to, conducting mandatory clinical training, monitoring clinic supplies and equipment, ensuring enforcement of SOP’s and standards, conducting monthly record chart audits and attend staff meetings.Monitors cardiac telemetry, performs EKG runs, and interprets cardiac rhythm strips.May be required to work on the Labor & Delivery Unit and the Mother-Baby Unit (LDRP).May be required to perform charge nurse duties.Demonstrate a clear understanding of adhering to hospital policies and procedures, particularly those dealing with patient health information (PHI) and patient confidentiality.Assess newborns for symptomatic changes and educate families on the expectations and side effects of treatments and procedures.Identify newborns for which care is or is perceived to be in deviance from the normal parameters and accepted standards of care recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics and research-based Policy & ProceduresInterview family independently and works with staff medical providers to initiate corrective actions as indicated.Provide verbal and written instructions to the newborn's family on matters pertaining to procedures, treatments, and follow-up appointments including potential risks, side effects, and health benefits.Identifies overall nursing needs as it relates to health needs of newborns.Deliver lactation care within accepted standards and provides antepartum/postpartum breastfeeding consultations.