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https://www.discovernursing.com/specialty/labor-and-delivery-nurse#.WIfrXDKZNcA

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Pregnancy Tips : What Is a Labor & Delivery Nurse?

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A labor and delivery nurse goes to school for three or four years to become an RN, which requires a prospective nurse to pass the NCLEX board certification. Find out how labor and delivery nurses manage the care of prenatal patients with help from a labor and delivery nurse in this free video on nursing and obstetrics.

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Scrubs because other material will carry germs easily and so the staff can look professional.

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-You need to be patient
-Good time management
-Complex problem solving
-You need to be active
-Good at giving instructions
-You need to be good at systems analyzing

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when you first start out you will work nights but as you work your way up you can get on the day shift but might have to work the occasional weekend.

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About 35 dollars a hour

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The education needed can vary; you may need a diploma, associates degree or bachelor's degree in the field of nursing. All nurses must pass the National Council Licensure Examination- ofRegistered Nurse. There are also voluntary certifications specific to labor and delivery specialties available.

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The labor and delivery nurse generally helps the mother or father hold the baby right after delivery, weighs the baby, checks vital signs, assigns an APGAR score --which measures the baby's general health at the time of delivery -- and helps the mother and the rest of the family get acquainted with their new arrival for an hour or so after birth.