Looking to make a powerful impact while seeing the country? If you’re an experienced labor and delivery travel nurse or an RN ready to step into one of the most meaningful specialties in healthcare, Junxion Med Staffing is your trusted partner. From the first contraction to the baby’s first cry, your care matters—wherever you go.
Start your next assignment with confidence. Whether you’re interested in travel nurse assignments in Texas or heading north for travel nursing in Wisconsin, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Why L&D Travel Nurses Are in High Demand

In a world of ever-changing healthcare needs, labor and delivery travel nurses fill critical gaps across maternity wards and birthing centers. When hospitals experience seasonal spikes or staffing shortages, you become the lifeline that keeps patients supported and safe.
But this isn’t just about demand—it’s about dignity. L&D nurses are often the most emotionally-attuned care providers in the hospital. You’re not just monitoring vitals and fetal heart tones. You’re easing fears, celebrating milestones, and advocating for mothers when it matters most.
Hospitals trust Junxion to send professionals who can lead, respond, and comfort in moments of uncertainty. You’re that professional.
What It Takes to Thrive as an L&D Travel Nurse
As a travel RN labor and delivery specialist, your role is about more than just clinical skills—it’s about calm under pressure, trust-building with patients, and rapid decision-making during some of life’s most high-stakes moments. From early labor assessments to delivering during complications and assisting with emergency C-sections, your ability to lead with empathy and precision is what sets you apart.
To succeed on the road, you’ll need to bring:
- At least 1–2 years of recent labor and delivery hospital experience
- Current NRP, BLS, and ACLS certifications
- Confidence using a variety of EHR systems and the flexibility to adapt to new hospital protocols quickly
Each hospital you work with will have its own flow, culture, and systems—and thriving in this role means blending clinical excellence with emotional resilience and adaptability.
Looking to broaden your scope? We actively support professionals pursuing adjacent roles like travel allied careers or even specialized paths such as travel labor and delivery surgical tech jobs. These additional opportunities can enhance your resume and deepen your impact within maternal health.
Benefits of Partnering with Junxion Med Staffing

We go beyond job boards. Junxion is built by healthcare professionals who understand the chaos of patient care, and our mission is simple: take care of the people who take care of others.
Here’s what sets us apart:
- Personalized recruiter support from contract to contract
- Competitive labor and delivery travel nurse salary packages
- Housing stipends and relocation help
- Direct access to exclusive labor and delivery travel nurse positions
- Transparent contracts with no surprises
And we don’t just place nurses—we support long-term career journeys. That’s why so many L&D professionals return to us assignment after assignment.
Travel Nurse Life: Where Could You Go Next?
As a labor and delivery travel nurse, your next adventure could be just around the corner—or across the country. With assignments available in all types of facilities and regions, you’re not just filling a role—you’re choosing your environment, your pace, and your lifestyle.
Most Popular Labor and Delivery Travel Assignments
Some of our most requested placements include:
- Level III and IV NICUs, where specialized neonatal care is critical
- High-risk OB units, ideal for experienced L&D nurses looking to step into more intensive maternal care
- Birthing centers focused on midwife-led deliveries, offering a holistic, low-intervention model of birth care
Whether you prefer fast-paced hospitals or intimate community settings, Junxion helps match you to facilities that align with your preferences and goals. Our recruiters take time to understand your clinical background and personal needs—so you’re not just placed somewhere, you’re placed right.
Want flexibility in how long you stay? We offer custom contract guidance so you can either extend your time in a great hospital or pivot to a new destination. Learn more about how long travel nurse contracts typically last, and how we help you plan your path strategically.
If you’re ready for a fresh change of scenery, contact us right away. We’ll handle the relocation logistics so you can focus on what you do best—being a great travel labor and delivery nurse.
Wherever you’re headed, you’ll be supported. From labor and delivery travel nurse jobs in large teaching hospitals to flexible shifts in smaller birthing units, we’ll get you there—on your terms.
Your Next Step Starts Here

If you’re ready to step into a new challenge as a labor and delivery travel nurse, Junxion Med Staffing is the agency that works with your life—not against it.
We don’t just assign shifts. We build relationships. From your very first conversation, you’ll feel the difference in how we support you. Whether it’s navigating hospital culture, negotiating top-tier rates, or just having someone to check in during a night shift—we’ve got your back.
And when you’re ready to take the leap into new regions like travel nurse assignments in Texas, our team already has the connections to get you placed fast.
To stay informed and keep growing in your field, explore these labor and delivery resources.
FAQs About Traveling L&D Registered Nurses

What is a labor and delivery travel nurse?
A labor and delivery travel nurse is an RN who takes short-term contracts (usually 13 weeks) to provide maternal care in hospitals experiencing staffing shortages. You’ll care for patients in all stages of labor and sometimes assist in postpartum and neonatal care as well.
What kind of salary can I expect?
The labor and delivery travel nurse salary varies by state and facility but typically ranges from $2,000 to $3,500+ per week. Higher rates are often available in urgent fill roles or in states with higher living costs.
What qualifications do I need?
Most hospitals require 1–2 years of recent L&D experience, an active RN license in the state of the assignment (or compact license), and current NRP, ACLS, and BLS certifications.
How long are the assignments?
Most labor and delivery travel nurse jobs are 13-week contracts. You can often extend or choose a new location once your assignment ends. Learn more here: the length of travel nurse contracts.
Can I transition from travel RN to permanent placement?
Yes. Many facilities offer temp-to-perm roles if you find a team or region you love. We’ll support you if you choose to stay—or if you want to keep moving.
What makes Junxion Med Staffing different?
We’re healthcare people, not just recruiters. Our team includes former travel nurses who understand what it’s like to work under pressure—and they’re now using that experience to make your journey smoother. We keep our promises, we negotiate for you, and we stay in touch.