For Nurses... Nursing Students Random How to Land a Job in the Labor and Delivery Unit September 17, 2015March 12, 2016 Adventures of a Labor Nurse 7300 Views 2 Comments intern, new graduate, nurse, student It’s not always easy to work your way into OB. If you’re trying to get “into” labor and delivery, here are my favorite tips… How to Land a Job in the Labor and Delivery Unit Until my next delivery ❤ Be a part of a delivery and share with friends:PrintTumblrFacebookTwitterLinkedInPinterestRedditLike this:Like Loading... Related
eriniscreativeSeptember 17, 2015 at 1:51 pmPermalink It helped me tremendously to study up on OB– normals, a normals, complications: ie postpartum hemorrhage, and neonatal norms, care of epidural site, cesarean sections, coding adult women and neonate so, etc. I never worked OB, but after 5 years as RN, two of my own births, and strong lactation background with IBCLC underway, I got called to interview five months after I wondered on to the unit and the gracious nurse manager spoke with me for a few minutes. Dress very well and show up with up to date resume and cover letter. She gave me her email and I stayed in touch, finally hearing back. I wore my black BR power suit, answered all the questions like a seasoned OB nurse (studied for the couple weeks leading to the interview) and did not shy away from telling them I already had two offers for other units, but it was there on the mother-baby unit I wanted to work. Three days later I accepted the offer ? Reply
