The role involves providing independent nursing care in a clinical setting, addressing routine and complex patient needs, and managing contingencies. Responsibilities include utilizing the nursing process (assessment, diagnosis, planning, intervention, evaluation), administering medications and treatments, documenting patient information, and educating patients and families. The nurse must demonstrate leadership qualities, meet organizational competency standards, and address emotional, cultural, and social aspects of patient care. Qualifications include a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (preferred), at least one year of relevant experience, and certifications such as BLS, RN license, NRP, and ACLS. Additional certifications like FHM or NCC Electronic Fetal Monitoring are required within specified grace periods. The position is per diem, with a focus on ongoing competency validation and specialized training in perinatal care. Skills in assessment, delegation, communication, and compliance are essential.