Find Doula Jobs in Austin, TX

Must accept Aetna insurance Birthing center inside a hospital

I’m am looking into a midwife and what that entails

I am planning to give birth at North Austin Medical Center in relation with Moontower Midwifery & Wellness center as my midwife practice. I do plan to receive an epidural (unsure of how early or late at this time) and would prefer not to receive pitocin unless absolutely last result needed. I would like to be able to move around and labor freely before receiving the epidural. However, everything will depend on in the moment needs and I’m looking for someone to be flexible and adaptable with me while supporting me throughout. I am also interested in learning breathing techniques specifically for labor and birth to try and avoid tearing with the epidural. I don’t want to push just because they are telling me to push, my hopes is to be able to feel the pressure and decide to push then. I am looking for a doula that is certified under the CBSD Tricare-Authorization. This allows coverage for up to 6 hours of prenatal/postpartum visits and one continuous labor support visit. The doula must be certified by an approved origination and have a signed participation agreement with Tricare West.

Need to take care of newborn kids and mother. Also help on small household chores

1. Would love to give birth in a hospital/clinic! 2. I have Medicaid and trying to see if anyone can help me with this: I can pay not an issue but I heard doulas can charge Medicaid as well with a bill! 3. Not sure about birthing plan just yet. This is my first baby and we’re nervous so I do need some guidance to what I can expect and be offered.

St David’s Georgetown The last time I gave birth the hospital staff didn’t give me any birthing support. Wanting someone to help labor go smoother. Trying different labor positions, massage techniques etc Unsure on budget

Emotional support and help to decline all vaccines and vitamin k shot. St David’s Georgetown Texas $200-$300 epidural and natural birth

I plan to give birth in the hospital and be fully medicated. I'm open on budget. I'm not sure how involved the father is going to be and so I need a and pregnancy partner and support

I want to use my Medicaid to give birth at a birthing center.

I plan on giving birth at a birthing center, I want someone there to help me through the birth and direct my husband on how to help me. And one or two visits after birth to check in. I don’t have a budget at this time

Im 27 on my 5th kid and this baby IS MY LAST baby and I want to get the at home experience and I want my kids and family with me while I do it

Still deciding on at home or hospital birth. Trying to find and just see the options out there. Do no currently have birth plan.

- hospital birth - tricare prime insurance - birth coaching

I would prefer to avoid hospitals and find a midwife who has their own birthing center. I would like to stay under 9k and prefer someone who can do payment plans. My birth plan is 100% me and the father as well as any needed specialist or doctor. No family or friends.

I plan to give birth at a hospital, I would like to use as little medical intervention as possible. No pain meds, delayed cord clamping. I am high risk but only due to my age, 42. For postpartum we are looking for light cleaning and help with meals. We prefer a provider who has experience advocating for Black mothers. Also a woman of Christian faith is preferred but not required.

I plan on giving birth at the Baylor Scott and white hospital in Marble Falls. I do not have a birth partner and I really am looking for someone that can be there for me during my birth. I plan on having a natural birth!