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What did you do...

What nursing field did you work in before working in L&D (or postpartum)?

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Nothing, I came into OB/L&D as a new grad

Same here. If you want l&d just apply to every open position they have unless it asks for 3-5 years of experience.

I am a new grad as well. I used to work in health education and HIV prevention.

med/surg and acute rehab for 8mo...was a per diem float between the two units.

Yes, I started in OB (with a brief stint in home health). I actually worked in OB before I was a nurse- I was a birth assistant and childbirth educator, then a Certified Professional Midwife and Florida Licensed Midwife (CPM, LM), then went back to school for my BSN, and am now completing my MSN on my way to becoming a CNM!

Was hired as a new grad to work postpartum.

I did 2 years of med/surg before transferring to Mother/Baby and it helped me tremendously.

Med-Surg and Inpatient Psych.

Got hired into L&D as a new grad.

I was hired as a new grad into L&D. I also worked for 11 months before graduation as an extern in an LDRP unit.

Med-Surg for a year before transferring to a LDRP. Really helped with time management and basic nursing skills. Hated it but glad I got the experience.

Hired into PP as a new grad :-D

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