Labor and Delivery Nurse Manager

Job Description

Job Description

Company Description

Title : Labor and Delivery Nurse Manager – West University Place, TX

Employment Type : Full-Time, Permanent

Schedule : Nights 11 : 00 p.m.–7 : 00 a.m., five shifts weekly, may include weekends

Compensation : $93,600–$120,640 annually depending on experience

Sign-On / Relocation : Case by case

Job Description

Overview

Guide the night-shift L&D team near West U, enhancing clinical quality, caregiver development, and patient experience in a busy maternity program with Level IV NICU support.

Responsibilities

Oversee staffing, acuity-based assignments, and safe throughput overnight

Lead quality projects across fetal monitoring, sepsis, hemorrhage, and OR readiness

Maintain survey readiness, competencies, orientation, and preceptor programs

Collaborate with physicians, anesthesia, NICU, perioperative services, and case management

Monitor and act on key metrics including C-section rate, readmissions, and patient experience

Steward budgets, supplies, and capital requests

Qualifications

Required

BSN

Active Texas or Compact RN license

3–5 years recent acute-care L&D leadership (manager or charge)

BLS; NRP within 6 months; AWHONN Fetal Monitoring within 6 months

Preferred

ACLS

Master’s degree and L&D specialty certification

Experience leading night-shift operations in high-risk OB settings

Additional Information

Compensation & Benefits

Annual base $93,600–$120,640 DOE

Medical, dental, vision; telehealth

401(k) with employer match

Education assistance and certification incentives

PTO, paid family leave, employee assistance programs

ESPP and employee discounts

L&D Nurse Manager near West U. $93.6K–$120.6K base, night shift 11p–7a, lead high-volume obstetric care with Level IV NICU support; sign-on and relocation considered.

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Labor and Delivery Manager, RN L&D, OB Leadership, AWHONN, NRP, ACLS, Fetal Monitoring, Obstetric Hemorrhage, Maternal Safety, Quality Improvement