Supervisor Labor and Delivery Nights Clinical Management Consultants - 4.4 Orange, CA Job Details Full-time $141,520 - $177,030 a year 1 day ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Retirement plan Qualifications Collaborate with healthcare professionals Managed Registered Nurses (RNs) Nursing department supervision Labor & delivery Hospital patient safety Patient flow optimization Quality of care (regulatory compliance area) Nursing team management Hospital quality assurance Shift management Hospital quality control Professional development support Clinical staff mentoring Women's health and reproductive patient care Continuous clinical improvement initiatives Acute care experience Patient services management Senior level Patient safety operations Leadership Staffing management Clinical program staff coordination Full Job Description Bring your leadership skills to the night shift as the Supervisor Labor and Delivery Nights and help an exceptional maternal care team deliver unforgettable beginnings! The Labor and Delivery Supervisor will join an established healthcare organization known for compassionate care, clinical excellence, workplace stability, and a strong culture of safety and collaboration. Nurses benefit from broad specialty resources, experienced clinical partners, evidence-based practices, and opportunities to strengthen leadership skills while supporting complex patient needs. This environment encourages professional growth, interdisciplinary teamwork, frontline input, and continuous quality improvement across women's and newborn services. The Women's Health Supervisor will oversee a dynamic Labor and Delivery department within a 300-bed acute-care hospital that is also a Comprehensive Stroke Center . This Obstetrics program is supported by strong cardiac, oncology & ortho programs , a high-acuity 24/7 ED , broad specialty exposure , and the resources of a well-established healthcare facility . These capabilities create a clinically engaging setting where the Supervisor of Obstetrics can coordinate safe maternal care, support rapid responses, and collaborate with specialists throughout the hospital. Reporting to senior nursing leadership, the Supervisor Labor and Delivery Nights will provide operational oversight, clinical guidance, staffing coordination, mentoring, and escalation support during overnight hours. Key responsibilities include promoting quality outcomes, reinforcing regulatory and safety standards, facilitating efficient patient flow, supporting performance improvement, and serving as a trusted resource for friendly nurses and a diverse team of physicians, technicians, support staff, and healthcare professionals. The Labor and Delivery Supervisor will help foster respectful communication and a calm, accountable environment for patients, families, and caregivers. The Women's Health Supervisor will enjoy living and working in Orange County, a vibrant Southern California region offering year-round sunshine, renowned beaches, scenic hiking and biking trails, diverse cuisine, concerts, cultural attractions, shopping, and family-friendly community events. Orange County also provides respected schools, higher education options, strong healthcare access, major employment centers, varied suburban and urban housing choices, extensive parks, and convenient connections to regional airports and nearby destinations. From coastal recreation and fitness activities to arts, nightlife, pet-friendly spaces, and weekend escapes, the area offers an appealing balance of career opportunity and outdoor lifestyle. The Supervisor of Obstetrics will receive competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package that may include medical, dental, and vision coverage, retirement benefits, paid time off, and additional employee support programs. Take the next step toward a rewarding night-shift leadership career and connect with a Clinical Management Consultants recruiter to discover how this Supervisor Labor and Delivery Nights opportunity could become the next standout chapter in your nursing journey.