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UCHealth Posts Fort Collins Mother-Baby RN Fellowship at $35.29–$54.71 an Hour

The full-time night job pairs nursing employment with a six-to-nine-week specialty orientation. Applicants need Colorado RN licensure and six months of RN experience.

UCHealth posted a paid mother-baby RN fellowship job at Poudre Valley Hospital in Fort Collins on September 24. The full-time night position pays $35.29–$54.71 an hour and includes specialty training. For an eligible nurse seeking to move into mother-baby care, it is an advertised RN job with training attached.

UCHealth’s fellowship description says the mother-baby program gives nurses with RN experience but no mother-baby experience six to nine weeks of clinical orientation and classroom instruction. The vacancy says clinical educators guide specialty education and competency validation in the hospital’s Mom/Baby department.

Pay, schedule and eligibility

The hourly rate depends on relevant experience, according to the posting. The on-site role schedules 72 hours per two-week pay period. UCHealth also advertises a $1,600 quarterly night-shift incentive for qualifying full-time night-shift RNs; that incentive is separate from the hourly range.

Applicants need Colorado RN licensure and at least six months of RN experience. They must also meet the posting’s nursing-program requirement and have a qualifying BLS/CPR card before the start date.

UCHealth says it will keep the position posted for at least three days and until it identifies a top applicant, without giving a fixed closing date. The listing does not specify a fellowship start date, number of openings or separate training fee. Nurses considering the role can check the employer’s vacancy for availability before applying.

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