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What is the difference between Weekend Maternity Rn vs Weekday Maternity Rn?

AspectWeekend Maternity RnWeekday Maternity Rn
Work SchedulePrimarily weekends and possibly nightsPrimarily weekdays, daytime shifts
CertificationsRegistered Nurse (RN), Maternity/Nursery certificationRegistered Nurse (RN), Maternity/Nursery certification
Work EnvironmentHospitals, clinics during weekendsHospitals, clinics during weekdays
Employer UsageHospitals offering weekend coverageHospitals with standard weekday staffing

Weekend Maternity Rns and Weekday Maternity Rns share similar certifications and work environments, but differ mainly in their work schedules. Weekend Rns provide maternity care during weekends, while Weekday Rns work primarily during weekdays. Both roles are essential for continuous patient care in hospitals and clinics.

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Cities in Georgia with the most Weekend Maternity Rn job openings:

Labor & Delivery RN - Labor, Delivery, & Postpartum

Brunswick, GA • On-site

Southeast Georgia Health System
Health Care and Social Assistance • 1 - 5K employees

$33.50 - $53.49/hr

Other

Posted 6 days ago


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Job description

Details
Client Name
SGHS - Brunswick Campus (DIRECT)
Job Type
Permanent
Offering
Nursing
Profession
RN
Specialty
Labor and Delivery
Job ID
37890209
Job Title
Labor & Delivery RN - Labor, Delivery, & Postpartum
Shift Details
Shift
3x12 Hour Rotation
Scheduled Hours
36
Job Order Details
Start Date
09/08/2026
Job Description
Labor & Delivery RN - Labor, Delivery & Postpartum
Location: Brunswick, GA
Unit: Maternity Care Center
Schedule: Full-Time | Day or Night Shift
Pay Range: $33.50-$53.49/hour, based on experience
Sign-On Bonus: Available
Relocation Bonus: Eligible candidates living 50+ miles from the Brunswick campus
Shift Differential: Additional $5/hour for night and weekend shifts
Job Overview
We are seeking Registered Nurses to join a hospital-based Labor & Delivery team in Brunswick, Georgia.
The Maternity Care Center has recently transitioned into dedicated Labor & Delivery and Postpartum areas. Nurses in this position will primarily work within Labor & Delivery but must also be comfortable providing postpartum care when needed.
The Labor RN manages patients throughout the obstetric care continuum, including antepartum triage, labor, delivery, Cesarean section circulation and recovery, and postpartum care.
Experienced acute-care hospital RNs from other specialties who are interested in transitioning into Labor & Delivery may also be considered and will complete an approximately six-month L&D orientation program.
Responsibilities
Manage the care of assigned obstetric patients using appropriate clinical judgment and decision-making.
Perform obstetric triage and antepartum assessment.
Provide nursing care throughout labor and vaginal delivery.
Serve as a circulating RN during Cesarean sections.
Provide post-anesthesia and post-Cesarean recovery care.
Provide postpartum nursing care as needed.
Assess patients for changes in condition and respond appropriately.
Deliver evidence-based nursing care using appropriate personnel, equipment, supplies, and clinical resources.
Communicate and collaborate with physicians, nursing staff, and other members of the healthcare team to provide optimal patient care.
Educate and support patients and families throughout the childbirth experience.
Maintain accurate clinical documentation and follow hospital safety and quality standards.
Qualifications
Required
Graduate of an accredited Diploma, Associate's Degree, or Bachelor's Degree nursing program.
Current RN license to practice in the State of Georgia.
Minimum 1 year of acute-care hospital nursing experience.
American Heart Association BLS certification prior to hire.
Ability to provide postpartum nursing care.
Ability to meet the unit's weekend, holiday, and on-call requirements.
Experience
Previous Labor & Delivery experience is strongly preferred.
RNs currently working in another acute-care hospital specialty may be considered for a transition into Labor & Delivery. Candidates pursuing this pathway must be willing to complete an approximately six-month orientation and training program.
Scheduling Requirements
Candidates must be able to participate in the department's shared scheduling rotation:
On Call: Approximately 1 on-call shift every 2 weeks.
Weekend Requirement: 6 weekend-designated shifts within each 6-week scheduling period.
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday are considered weekend shifts.
Weekend shifts may be spread throughout the six-week schedule or grouped into fewer weekends depending on staffing needs and scheduling preferences.
Holidays: Rotating holiday schedule divided between Team A and Team B.
Compensation & Incentives
Base Pay: $33.50-$53.49/hour, based on experience.
Night Differential: Additional $5/hour.
Weekend Differential: Additional $5/hour.
Sign-On Bonus: Available
Relocation Bonus: Eligible candidates residing 50 or more miles from the Brunswick campus.
Why Consider This Opportunity?
Join a hospital-based maternity team where you can strengthen your Labor & Delivery skills while caring for patients throughout labor, delivery, recovery, and postpartum.
The organization offers a collaborative clinical environment, opportunities for professional growth, competitive compensation, and the opportunity to live and work in Georgia's Golden Isles, an area known for its beaches, outdoor recreation, mild winters, dining, and coastal lifestyle.
Apply today to learn more about available day and night shift opportunities.
Client Details
Address
2415 Parkwoord Drive
City
Brunswick
State
GA
Zip Code
31520

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