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Lead Nurse - Birthing Center

Columbus, IN · On-site

$31.75 - $42.75/hr

  • Medical

  • Retirement

  • PTO

Lead Nurse - Birthing Center Position Overview: As the Lead Nurse at the Birthing Center , you will oversee the daily operations of the nursing staff and ensure the highest standards of clinical care ...

MLee Medical Employment

Lead Nurse - Birthing Center

Fishers, IN · On-site

$31.75 - $43/hr

  • Medical

  • Retirement

  • PTO

Lead Nurse - Birthing Center Position Overview: As the Lead Nurse at the Birthing Center , you will oversee the daily operations of the nursing staff and ensure the highest standards of clinical care ...

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Birthing Barn Midwife

Fair Oaks Management LLC

Fair Oaks, IN • On-site

$20/hr

Part-time

Re-posted 16 days ago

Job description


Position Title: Birthing Barn Midwife

Reports To: Director of Museums and Tour/Adv. Operations Manager

Type: Part-Time, Non-Exempt


Position Goals and Summary: The responsibilities of the Birthing Barn Midwife are to showcase cow well-being by engaging visitors in conversation and over-exceeding expectations of gentle human-cow interaction. The Birthing Barn Midwife performs all daily duties of the Birthing Barn operation.

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Opens and closes the birthing barn following the SOPs and checklist.
  • Proactively greets guests with a warm welcome and engages with open-ended questions.
  • Proactively shares information about the birthing process with guests.
  • Answers all questions in an accurate and friendly manner. Uses empathy when explaining tough-to-explain farm practices.
  • Ensures barn viewing area is clean, safe, and at a comfortable temperature for visitors and cows.
  • Manages the stoplight notification dial and proactively uses radio to communicate the current “color” of the birthing barn.
  • Uses positive language to manage undesirable visitor noise levels or behavior.
  • Communicates with cow hauler to ensure cows are brought to the Birthing Barn at regular intervals.
  • Pulls calves following farm procedures when cows need birthing assistance.
  • Feeds newborn calves following farm procedures.
  • Calls farm vet when cows or calves need advanced medical treatment.
  • Follows cleaning protocol in all areas of responsibility to remove manure and other cow bodily fluids.
  • Manages fresh straw delivery and removal by coordinating with farm handler.
  • Manage flies and other pest insects by following outlined procedure.
  • Maintains fresh, clean water for cows.
  • Give personalized premium tour experiences, ensuring top-tier service, attention to detail, and a memorable guest experience.
  • Other duties as assigned.

Job Requirements:

  • Effective listening and communication skills.
  • Comfortable speaking to a large crowd.
  • Impeccable stage presence.
  • Demonstrated integrity and ethical standards.
  • Problem-solving abilities.
  • Professional, outgoing, and polite demeanor and appearance.
  • Flexible availability to work early shifts, weekends, and long hours.
  • The ability to bend, squat, reach, and twist.
  • The ability to push, pull, and lift heavy objects.
  • Knowledge of farm practices to perform the above responsibilities.
  • Willing to get Passenger endorsement on driver’s license

Experience and Education:

Minimum of two years’ experience in a similar position or equivalent combination of education and experience.