Job Description
We are seeking a licensed, compassionate, and collaborative Midwife to join our integrative care team. This role involves providing clinical birth services, mentoring aspiring doulas and nannies in training, and contributing to a culture of inclusive, client-centered care.
Job Title: Certified Midwife (CNM, CPM, or CM)
Location: Hybrid – On-call for local births & virtual or in-person teaching sessions
Position Type: Full-Time/ Part-Time / Contract
Key Responsibilities:
- Attend client births in home or birth center settings as lead provider
- Offer prenatal and postpartum care in coordination with doulas and support teams
- Serve as an assistant instructor and clinical mentor for doula and nanny trainees
- Facilitate educational sessions on anatomy, stages of labor, emergency procedures, and holistic care practices
- Provide supervision, feedback, and professional development guidance to trainees
- Promote evidence-based, trauma-informed, and inclusive care
- Collaborate with doulas to ensure continuity of care and client satisfaction
- Participate in community events, parent education, and wellness initiatives as needed
Qualifications:
- Current licensure as CNM or CPM, in good standing
- Experience in both clinical midwifery and holistic/perinatal health practices
- Strong communication and teaching skills, with a passion for mentorship
- Experience working in diverse communities and with a wide range of birth experiences, especially high-risk or medically complex births including birthing people with mental and physical disabilities
- CPR and Neonatal Resuscitation (NRP) certification
- Familiarity with full-spectrum birth work and collaborative care models
Ideal Candidates Will Be:
- Patient and passionate educators
- Supportive of diverse birthing bodies and family structures
- Committed to equity in birth and caregiver education
- Comfortable working in both structured and non-traditional teaching environments
- Curious, grounded, and values-driven
Join us in shaping the next generation of doulas and caregivers—while continuing to center families in empowered, informed, and supported birth.
