Travel Nurse RN - Labor & Delivery - $3,115 per week in Charlotte, NC

```htmlJob Opportunity – Labor & Delivery / Birthing Care Nurse – North Carolina

Start Date: September 21, 2026

Location: North Carolina

Compensation: Details provided to qualified applicants

Schedule: 12-hour night shifts (18:45 - 07:15), minimum of 6 weekend shifts per 6-week schedule (every other weekend), 13-26 week contract options available

Highlights:

• High-volume birthing unit with over 300 births per month and an average of 20 births per 24-hour period
• 2:1 patient ratios with daily double labor assignments in a fast-paced, high-acuity environment
• Comprehensive care including intrapartum, high-risk antepartum and postpartum obstetrical patients (16 weeks and greater), triage, and Cesarean births
• Epic EMR system with Pyxis medication management and 24-hour orientation provided
• Float availability required to Special Maternity Care high-risk OB unit as needed; no call requirement
• Scrubs provided; interdisciplinary support including Pharmacy, Respiratory, PT, Social Services, and Rapid Response Teams

Requirements:

• Minimum 2 years Labor & Delivery experience required; 3 years preferred
• Proven experience in high-volume facilities with 300+ births per month is essential
• Current BLS, AWHONN Intermediate (or C-EFM), and NRP certifications required
• Competency in circulating for Cesarean sections, sterile vaginal exams, and immediate newborn care
• Proficiency with Epic charting system required
• North Carolina or Compact RN license (pending acceptable at submission)
• First-time travelers accepted if experienced in similar high-volume settings
• Flu vaccine required (medical/religious exemptions only)

Why It's a Great Opportunity:

This position offers experienced Labor & Delivery nurses the chance to work in a dynamic, high-acuity birthing environment where clinical skills are continuously challenged and refined. You'll be part of a well-supported interdisciplinary team caring for diverse obstetrical patients, including high-risk populations, while making a meaningful impact on mothers and newborns during critical moments. The unit's comprehensive resources and collaborative culture provide an ideal setting for nurses who thrive in fast-paced clinical environments.

```