Labor & Delivery Tech Mother Baby Part Time Days
Posted Sep 23, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
We are looking for L&D, surgical or scrub tech experience. Tell me about your experience in an OR or delivery setting.
What they are checking: Whether their background matches the cesarean and delivery support this unit needs.
Tell me about a time you supported a patient or family during a stressful or emotional moment.
What they are checking: Calm, kind presence in a setting where births can be joyful or frightening.
Tell me about a time you suggested a way to make work on your unit more efficient.
What they are checking: Contributing to improvement and cost-saving efforts the posting asks techs to support.
What would you do
A new mom's vital signs look different from an hour ago. What do you do?
What they are checking: Recognizing changes in postpartum patients and reporting them to the RN right away instead of waiting.
The RN asks you to do something you have not been trained to do. How do you handle it?
What they are checking: Knowing their scope as a tech and saying so clearly, even when the unit is busy.
An emergency happens during a delivery and the room fills with people. What is your role?
What they are checking: Staying useful in a crisis, running for supplies or tasks without getting in the way.
About the work
Walk me through setting up a room or back table for a delivery or a C-section.
What they are checking: Hands-on knowledge of sterile setup and instrument readiness for obstetric procedures.
How do you maintain a sterile field, and what do you do if you see it broken?
What they are checking: Whether they speak up immediately about a break in sterility, regardless of who caused it.
How do you label specimens so there is no chance of a mix-up between mom and baby?
What they are checking: Patient identification discipline in a unit with two linked patients per room.
What does hourly rounding look like when you do it well?
What they are checking: Understanding that rounding is about anticipating needs and safety, not just checking a box.
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