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Labor and Delivery (L&D) Nurse Certifications

Registered Nursing

Ask your unit manager which certifications are prioritized at your facility, and consider how each credential aligns with your long-term goals. For example, a nurse aiming to become a perinatal educator might benefit from both RNC-OB and C-EFM. Explore all of these pathways in more depth through the Nursing Certifications Guide.

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What Is CNOR and Why Should You Go For It?

Registered Nursing

The Competency and Credentialing Institute ( CCI ) is an organization that focuses on perioperative professional certifications for nurses. Certified nurses are recognized on March 19th every year by employers and healthcare providers for their dedication to pursuing excellence within their specialty.

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4 Steps to Becoming a Labor and Delivery Nurse

Registered Nursing

If your facility doesn't offer formal training, ask about opportunities to precept with an experienced L&D nurse or attend continuing education workshops on obstetrics. Learn more about nurse residency programs and how they can support your transition into specialty care.