Find Birth Doula Jobs Near Hanford, CA

Will be delivering at overlake medical center in Bellevue. First time mom. Looking to stay around 2k. Trying to minimize medical interventions and epidural if possible with other position and pain management options.

Swedish Seattle Flexible of pay Minimal interventions as possible ; but open to epidural

My husband and I are looking for a birth Duola and a post-partum Duola. We live in Fraser, Co but plan to give birth in Denver likely at St. Josephs. We want someone to help us navigate building a plan around us living almost 2 hours from the hospital and would also like someone post-partum to help with a couple of overnights each week for the first few weeks after birth.

St Michael Medical hospital $0 - Medicaid Regular birth plan

Home just looking to find someone in the network

Planning for a hospital birth, hoping for a natural birth! Not sure what to expect cost-wise after insurance.

I am an IVF patient that isn't quite conceived yet, but I have my embryo transfer on December 9th , so even though it isn't forsake that I will be pregnant then, I want to start looking into doulas now. I want one that Is kind and patient but advocates for what I want more than what they think is best. I want one that understands me possibly wanting an epidural and also the struggles that I have faces to get where I am. I plan to give birth in a hospital, I have insurance that I plan on using with my progeny benefit. I want a calm environment with lights, and calm music , I want counter pressures, and birthing combs or essential oils used if possible.

I plan on doing a low intervention, natural birth at Overlake Hospital. Hoping to stick to a 1500-2000 budget. Would love a Christian, faith-based doula.

Hello, I am a FTM who plans to give birth at Sacred Heart in Spokane, WA. I had searched for a doula about a month ago but was told I needed a c section and we were short on funds so I stopped the search. I have now been cleared for a vaginal delivery and I would love a support person there to assist with my birth plan, while my husband is able to be present.

First time parent hoping to get guidance and help from an experienced Doula. We are a strongly faith-based Christian home and would find comfort in receiving help and guidance from someone who shares those values.

I plan to give birth at the Swedish hospital I am a first time mom and unsure of what to expect and would just like further support and guidance from someone with more experience

Hello! My husband and I are looking for a Tricare covered doula to help support our home birth in February!

My name is Lyndsey Klein, and I am currently completing my Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, graduating this May. I am enrolled in an Advanced Multicultural Counseling course, and for a course project I am focusing on Black maternal health and disparities in maternity care. I am reaching out to see if any doula or anyone who works within your organization might be willing to participate in a brief interview (approximately 30–45 minutes) to share insights from their professional experience supporting Black mothers. My goal is to better understand systemic barriers, protective factors, and ways mental health professionals can more effectively advocate for and support Black women during pregnancy and postpartum. The interview would be conducted at your convenience (via Zoom or phone), and I would be happy to provide any additional information about the assignment if helpful. I deeply value the work doulas do in improving maternal outcomes and supporting families, and I would be grateful for the opportunity to learn from your team. Thank you so much for your time and consideration. Warmly, Lyndsey Klein

I am a first time single mother. Looking for someone to help me while in labor for a hopeless natural water birth at the Evergreen Birthing Center in Kirkland. I ideally would also love some help and guidance postpartum.

Birth doula during giving birth, and post delivery who accepts Cigna insurance

UW in the northwest, but I live in Bremerton. Molina insurance. Natural birth, maybe use gas.

Plan to give birth in a hospital, vaginal, with an epidural. Unsure about budget. Trying to understand costs.

Birth center and Apple health Medicaid and Christian only faith based support

I am planning to give birth in UWMC Northwest Birth Center, my budget is 2000, I have no birth plan yet

I plan to give birth at Evergreen Birthing Center in Kirkland. I am looking to spend no more than $2500. I will be pursuing an unmedicated VBAC. My first birth was traumatic—and I am hoping to have a healing experience from the last one. I am very scared and want someone who understands.