Travel Labor and Delivery Registered Nurse - Make $2,512 to $2,706/week

About the role

Aya Healthcare has an immediate opening for a Labor and Delivery Registered Nurse in Livingston, NJ. The assignment is 13 weeks, night shift (3×12‑hour shifts 18:30‑07:30), starting 10/26/2026. Charting is performed in Epic at a Magnet‑recognized acute care hospital with 583 beds and patient ratios of 2:1 on nights and weekends. Travel experience is required and compact license is accepted. The facility reports over 300 births per month.

Requirements

• 1 year of experience
• NJ license or compact license
• Travel experience required

Skills

• Administration of blood & blood products
• Cardiac disease
• COVID
• Drawing venous blood
• Foley catheter insertion/management
• Interpretation of dysrhythmias
• Isolation precautions/PPE
• Level I nursery
• Neonatal abstinence syndrome
• Newborn hypoglycemia
• Phototherapy
• Adult cardiac arrest
• Amnioinfusion
• Antepartum
• Anticoagulation therapy
• Antihypertensives
• Antiseizure
• APGAR scores
• Assist with amniocentesis
• Assist with circumcision/assess site post‑op
• Assist with high‑risk delivery
• Assist with sterile speculum exam (effacement, dilation, station, presentation)
• Assist with vaginal delivery
• Asthma
• Baby‑friendly protocols
• Baby nurse (“Baby Catcher”)
• Bladder distension
• Breastfeeding support/lactation support
• Car seat education
• Cervical cerclage
• Cesarean section
• Circulate for C‑section
• Collect cord samples
• Cord care
• Couplet care
• D & C
• Diabetes mellitus
• Discharge teaching to parents
• Epidural anesthesia
• Facility births/month >300
• Facility births/month 200‑300
• Forceps/vacuum extraction
• Fundus / lochia / perineum care
• General anesthesia
• HELLP syndrome
• Hemorrhage/shock
• High‑risk antepartum
• HIV
• ID/security banding
• Infant / neonatal arrest
• Infant identification
• Infectious disease
• Insulin drips
• IV conscious sedation
• Labor & delivery
• LDRP
• Low risk
• Malpresentations (breech / face / brow)
• Metabolic screen
• Mother/baby
• Multiple births
• Multiple gestation
• Neonatal resuscitation
• Neurological disease
• Newborn assessment
• NST (non‑stress tests)
• OCT (oxytocin challenge tests)
• Opioids
• Pain assessment & management
• Pitocin (oxytocin)
• Placenta previa/abruptio
• Postpartum hemorrhage
• Pre‑eclampsia / eclampsia
• Pregnancy‑induced hypertension
• Premature rupture of membranes
• Preterm labor
• Prostaglandins
• Radiant warmers/thermoregulation
• Recognition and treatment of abnormal fetal heart rate patterns
• Recover C‑section
• Scrub for C‑section
• Seizure disorder
• Substance abuse
• Teach circumcision care to parents
• Terbutaline
• Triage of obstetrical patients
• Use of electric/manual breast pump
• Use of external fetal monitoring
• Use of infusion pumps / drips / IV monitoring
• Use of internal fetal monitoring
• Use of IUPC (intrauterine pressure catheter) placement and calibration
• Use of rapid response/code teams
• Uterine rupture
• Vag