There is currently a gap in the availability of continuing education opportunities for labor and delivery nurses regarding trauma-informed perinatal care. The aim of this study was to create and implement a continuing education module on trauma-informed pain management in labor. The module was distributed to 17 nurses in an intrapartum unit at a hospital in the Midwestern United States. Changes in knowledge, attitude, skills, and intent to use trauma-informed principles were assessed using a pretest-posttest design and paired t-test analyses. Change in knowledge (p = .043) and skills (p = .011) was statistically significant. There were no statistically significant changes in attitudes. Based on the findings it was concluded that continuing education opportunities regarding trauma-informed perinatal care are needed for healthcare team members who provide care to trauma survivors in labor. Further research regarding the effectiveness of trauma-informed pain management in labor and birth is necessary to provide additional resources and recommendations for labor and delivery nurses.