That's one reason I love postpartum/nursery/mom/baby. Some areas keep L&D with postpartum, but if you live in an area like mine, they're separated. Yes there is still plenty to look out for, but for the most part my patients are healthy and self sufficient. If I do have one that hemorrhaging or having BP issues then it's usually just 1 out of 5 vs 5/5 on med/surg. Only problem is, I sometimes get bored. I recently picked up a float pool position at another hospital PRN just so I wouldn't lose my skills ?.