Find Midwife Jobs Near Germantown, TN

I’m in need of a obgyn, i’m currently in my second trimester and switched my insurance to medicade but can’t find a doctor that accepts in my area. i’m located in bradenton but am willing to drive farther if necessary, i just really want someone understanding that this is my first baby and i need more appointments to make sure there healthy. i plan on giving birth somewhere near bradenton or sarasota but im not sure which hospital. i dont have an estimated budget i have medicade insurance. my birth plan consists of having this baby naturally and having hopefully a doula or midwife to help me through it.

planning to do a home birth in my mothers home, unsure of budget, this is my 3rd pregnancy and wanting to just be as peaceful as possible and with least amount of interventions. just support in case of emergency and helping my partner with birthing positions

Plan to birth in hospital near me. In need of a midwife to undergo the OB portion of care for my baby and I. I have blue cross blue shield insurance, i have no idea of estimated budget, just cheaper if possible! I do not want an epidural. I was hoping to use the gas as a painkiller during birthing process (my sister had used it for her first) I have a history of sexual trauma, so someone trauma informed would be appreciated but not crucial. My only ask is i would like a female midwife if available!

Would love to give birth at home. I had a hospital birth for my first when we planned to give birth in a birth center. But were sent to the hospital to be induced because I was 36 hours ruptured. I don't know the going price for at home midwives. I would like it to not be more than 3K. I would love to do a completely unmedicated and no intervention. I have a doula that I love and plan on using again.

Birth at a Hospital Natural birth Water birth Budget through insurance

I plan on giving birth in advent health hospital. I would like a female doula who is experienced with delivering twins and is comfortable with it.

Home birth in north western Pennsylvania under $4,000

• To provide personalized, continuous care throughout my pregnancy, birth, and postpartum • Someone who focuses on holistic, family-centered approach, not just medical procedures • Encourages natural, low-intervention birth when safe and desired • Builds a trusting one-on-one relationship with me (mom) and baby • Offers longer, more thorough prenatal visits compared to traditional OB appointments • Great with/for emotional support, education, and helping me understand every step of the way • Supports birth in the hospital while maintaining all the above requests and desires • Someone who is highly experienced in the physiology of normal birth, comfort techniques, and positioning • Helps with pain management techniques like breathing, massage, and movement • Someone who reduces anxiety by offering constant reassurance and guidance • Acts as an advocate - helps me communicate my needs and preferences to hospital staff to avoid unnecessary interventions • Giving the father confidence and guidance on how to help • Proven to result in shorter labors, fewer interventions, and a more positive birth experience • Offers postpartum support, including breastfeeding and emotional guidance Midwife: Manages clinical care and ensures safe monitoring Doula: Creates a calm, grounded, and empowering environment Both: To provide a positive, satisfying birth experience as a FIRST TIME MOM Budget: $4,000 - $5,000

I'm expecting my fourth child, all previous children were delivered naturally and without complications. I want to have a home birth.

I have no plan as of right now I am seeking options. This is my first baby and I am just curious about this process and how much it would cost. I currently am probably going to be a single mom. I work a part-time job and I am incredibly broke right now, so I really don’t know what I’m supposed to do if you could just give me any advice

Im seekina home birth. I have Sunshine Insurance. I dont have a birth plan af the moment

Im looking for a midwife who is able to take medicad, upfront not reimbursed by insurance later afterwards

I am wanting to give birth at home and I’m not too certain what my budget would be! I’d like to use a birthing pool.

A mid wife please 1) At a hospital but considering at home 2) I have insurance to be able to pay 3) Hopefully to be able to birth in a pool of water and few people involved

I am hoping for a VBAC after a semi-traumatic cesarean experience. I believe my best chances to achieve this would be through help of a doula and a midwife, as the current OB I see pushed for an early induction last time and I can feel that's the direction she's pushing for this second pregnancy. The OB only pushed for induction and brought up cesarean based on baby's projected size. First son was 8lbs 12.5oz at birth; so not small, but certainly not over 10lbs as they had insisted. My current plan is to give birth at Henrico Doctor's Hospital (where I delivered my first), but am open to other options such as a home birth or a birthing center. I would love to try for unmedicated this go around. I am not a high-risk pregnancy, I have a healthy BMI, baby is healthy, no gestational diabetes, no markers for preeclampsia or hypertension, so I believe and feel strongly that I can attempt a VBAC + TOLAC.

I have Medicaid and I was hoping to be connected with a midwife / birthing center to explore less medicated births.

I prefer a home water birth. I have had two births at home. I have insurance so if there is a provider who accepts Ambetter, that would be wonderful. I prefer at home and usually deny all the unnecessary things.

Natural child birth outside of hospital with epidural, if possible.

I need a midwife to help me with birth plan and help me deliver this baby. 1- Home 2-$4,000 3-?

I was looking for a midwife so that I can have a Waterbirth at home