| Aspect | Hourly Rn Mother Baby Prn | Registered Nurse Mother Baby |
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| Certifications | RN license, Neonatal or Mother-Baby certification (if required) | RN license, Neonatal or Mother-Baby certification (if required) |
| Work Environment | Per diem, flexible shifts, various hospital settings | Full-time or part-time, hospital maternity units |
| Employment Type | Per diem, PRN (as needed) | Typically salaried or hourly full-time/part-time |
Both roles require an RN license and similar certifications, working mainly in hospital maternity or neonatal units. The key difference is that Hourly Rn Mother Baby Prn works on a per diem, as-needed basis with flexible shifts, while Registered Nurse Mother Baby usually holds a full-time or part-time salaried position. The choice depends on your preferred work schedule and employment type.