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Registered Nurse - Birthing Unit- Regular Part-time 2025-12908 (2025-12908)

Description

Summary Of Duties

The RN is responsible for maternal & newborn care during the post-partum period as well as care for women and their families during labour and delivery. The main functions of the RN of the unit include, but are not limited to:

  • Conducts patient assessment, intervention, education, patient advocacy & discharge planning
  • Provides bereavement counselling as required
  • Alternate shifts with an equivalently skilled Birthing Unit nurse and provides care to women in labour and their families
  • Ability to scrub and circulate for caesarean sections
  • Collaborates with other members of the health care team in those activities which facilitate the operation of the unit and in providing excellent patient/family-centred health care
  • Supports the philosophy of family centred maternity care & the Mission, Vision & Values of Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Qualifications/Skills

  • Current CNO Registration in good standing required
  • Recent, related obstetric RN experience in Tertiary care setting required
  • Recent, related maternal & newborn experience
  • Demonstrated excellent verbal and written communication & interpersonal skills are essential
  • Excellent organizational skills
  • Demonstrated team player with the proven ability to set priorities of care
  • Demonstrated commitment to evidence based practice
  • Breastfeeding skills course certificate required
  • Must have CPR Certification
  • NRP required
  • Must have experience with fetal monitoring & have ability to scrub & circulate for caesarean section & conduct vaginal exams
  • Demonstrated ability to collaborate with members of the interprofessional team
  • Demonstrated positive approach to change
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced environment
  • Demonstrated knowledge of person centred care approaches and principles