Find Midwife Jobs Near Bethlehem, PA

I would like to have a water birth at home, be able to move and hope to be IV free as I get very irritated by it in my skin. I am open to a hospital birth as I've had one previous but wasn't happy with the outcome of my last birth. Not quite sure on budget yet.

A midwife for at home appointments, a doula for possible at home birth

I’d like to give birth at home but I’m currently in the midst of looking for a new place. Budget I’m unsure of at the moment would be willing to discuss. Birth plan id like to wait to cut the cord, no meds or intervention unless medically necessary, golden hour, and that all currently. Previous experience a must certs a plus. I’m a 23 year old women giving birth for the first time and would like a well experienced person and calm birth experience. I’d like to breast feed and pump so lactation help may be needed

Home birth not really sure this is my 4th baby but never did homeburth

Birth center. Natural with involvement only if necessary.

New mother in need of guidance and education pertaining to all things birth. I’m not sure where I want to give birth but I have lots of questions about my options. I want an epidural free birth with minimal intervention in a quiet calm space

Home or birth center As cheap as possible or takes government insurance Not sure I want a water birth all natural

I am 34 years old, I have a two year old daughter. My husband I have been trying to get pregnant (with no avail) since we received the green light after giving birth to my daughter. I started the process of seeking a fertility specialist for alternate methods along with going to doctors for bloodwork, started taking tirosint for hashimotos, and trying to keep up with every day life with a two year old at the same time. I am looking for a midwife/ob that I can become acquainted with as my primary OB that will follow me into the realm of pregnancy and birth, God willing. I am VERY holistic and natural in all areas of my life, yet still am aware that there is a time and place for western medicine.

Midwife to attend the birth of my second baby. Open to home birth too.

Unmedicated, delayed cord clamping until it is white, no vaccines or little to no, no bath, as much skin to skin contact. Preferred birthing bath or pool at a birthing centre near lansdale or bluebell. Estimated budget of 8-10 thousand.

Hello! My name is Alexis. I am 31 years old and I am expecting my first baby. My expected due date is 12/26. My husband and I want to do a home birth with a midwife.

Looking into my options in case I am not needing another C-section. I’m scared of labor and never even had contractions with my first. Would like to try vbac but not sure if this baby will be big like my first so it makes me nervous. I’d like to try unmedicated, natural birth but I’m terrified of it.

I plan to give birth in a hospital, my insurance should cover a midwife, but open to discussing any out-of-pocket charges. I will need assistance with the birth plan and guidance as i go through my pregnancy.

i prefer to be home. but a hospital is fine with me as long as my wants are understood and respected. water birth would be great. i have a spinal cord injury and due to lack of mobility in my lower half, i would feel most comfortable in water.

Home birth Within insurance No epidural, as natural as possible

Birth centre- insurance- looking for a certified nurse midwive of a board certified obgyn for a first pregnancy- v back- unmedicated-

Home preferably Unsure My wife would like to give birth at home

St. Mary’s hospital covered under keystone first Medicaid insurance

Overlook hospital Doula and midwife. This is my initial reach out so I am unsure of next steps

I’m planning a hospital birth and am deciding between Phoenixville Hospital, Paoli Hospital, or Chester County Hospital. I would like an estimate of the cost for prenatal care and delivery with a midwife. Is my insurance accepted, and what would my out-of-pocket expenses likely be? Birth plan and preferences for your reference: Labor & Pain Management: • Prefer non-medical pain relief first: walking, changing positions, hydrotherapy (shower/bath), breathing techniques. • Intermittent fetal monitoring preferred over continuous, unless medically indicated. • Avoid routine interventions (induction, episiotomy, continuous IV fluids) unless medically necessary. • Open to midwife/OB guidance if complications arise. Delivery Preferences: • Upright positions, hands-and-knees, or side-lying for pushing. • Immediate skin-to-skin with baby after birth. • Delayed cord clamping. • Gentle delivery techniques for both mother and baby. Newborn Care: • Breastfeeding as soon as possible. • Limit unnecessary newborn procedures.