Travel Nurse RN - Labor & Delivery - $2,272 per week in Wichita, KS

# Job Opportunity – Registered Nurse, Labor & Delivery – Kansas

Start Date: August 25, 2026

Location: Wichita, Kansas

Compensation: Details provided to qualified applicants

Schedule: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM, 12-hour shifts. Self-scheduling available. Patient ratios: 1:1 for high-risk labor and cesarean sections; 1:2 for antepartum, PPROM, preterm labor on magnesium, and postpartum on magnesium; 1:3 for postpartum on magnesium without baby and outpatients.

Highlights:

• 26-bed unit with comprehensive labor and delivery services including cesarean sections, inductions, high-risk labor management, and outpatient care
• Team nursing approach with highly experienced staff, including many tenured nurses with 20-40 years of experience
• EMR: Meditech with CPN (GE) monitoring system; equipment includes Alaris pumps, PCA pumps, and Monica Novii telemetry
• Self-scheduling system providing excellent work-life balance and staff satisfaction
• New OB Hospitalist program providing strong attending support to the residency program and triage nurses
• Strong leadership team that actively supports nurses and works the floor when needed

Requirements:

• Minimum 1 year of current acute care hospital Labor & Delivery RN experience required
• BLS, ACLS, NRP, and EFM-C or AWHONN certification required
• Experience circulating cesarean sections preferred
• High-risk labor and delivery experience preferred
• Active RN license in good standing

Why It's a Great Opportunity:

Join a collaborative and compassionate team that truly supports one another in delivering exceptional maternal and newborn care. This unit offers the autonomy of self-scheduling combined with the expertise of veteran nurses and a leadership team committed to your success. With the addition of a new OB Hospitalist program and a team nursing culture where everyone looks out for each other, you'll have the resources and support to excel while making a meaningful impact on families during one of life's most important moments.