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Re: labor and delivery nursing

From: Amber Pottmeyer (pamber@clemson.edu)
Tue, 24 Sep 2002 19:54:32 -0500 (CDT)

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Thank you so much for all of your help! This will help me out a lot with my paper. Amber

At Tue, 24 Sep 2002, Sgmc203@aol.com wrote: >
>Hi
>I am an RN, have been for many years, with background in nursery, and
>postpartum. I now work L&D and have for several years. The general job
>description on our unit, is providing labor support, being knowledgeable
>with the monitors, able to interpret the strips, we also circulate and scrub
>for our c-sections, and have to have experience with infants. All of our
>nurses have NRP, and ACLS and have all attended at least a basic fetal
>monitoring class, after a year or so they then go to an advanced fetal
>monitoring class. We also are certified to put in FSE' s. We generally each
>have "caught " at least 1-2 infants a year. As a general rule, most nurses
>have had at least a year or so experience in a med surg, or post partem unit.
> I don't remember us having hired any nurses straight out of nursing school.
>I love L&D as do most nurses that end up there. Good luck. I can get more
>specifics if you would like. Sheila

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