Director of Nursing – Labor & Delivery

Location: San Antonio, TX

Full-Time – Days (No Weekends)

We're seeking a dynamic and compassionate Director of Nursing to lead a high-performing L&D unit in a fast-paced acute care setting. This is a rare opportunity to shape care for mothers and newborns while mentoring the next generation of nurse leaders.

About the Role

As the Director of Nursing for Labor & Delivery, you will lead a team of 140+ staff and oversee a 40–50 bed unit known for excellence in maternal and neonatal outcomes. You'll be responsible for clinical operations, patient care delivery, team performance, and strategic initiatives — all while fostering a positive, accountable, and patient-focused culture.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide 24/7 leadership for Labor & Delivery operations
• Build strong, collaborative relationships with clinical staff, physicians, and executive leadership
• Mentor and develop nurse leaders and frontline staff
• Drive performance metrics including patient satisfaction, quality of care, and employee engagement
• Plan and execute process improvement initiatives and evaluate outcomes

Qualifications

• RN license (current and unencumbered)
• BSN required; Master’s degree preferred
• 5+ years of L&D experience in an acute care hospital
• Minimum 2 years in an L&D leadership role
• Proven success in employee engagement, patient satisfaction, and operational outcomes
• Experience working in a performance-driven, patient-centered culture (e.g., Studer model)

What Makes This Role Special

• Be part of a thriving hospital with cutting-edge maternal services
• Lead a talented team with a focus on excellence and accountability
• Mentorship and advancement support for your continued leadership journey
• Play a direct role in improving maternal care in the community

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