Find Midwife Jobs in Johns Creek, GA

I plan to give birth at home. This is my second pregnancy.

I would like to find a doula who is also a pelvic floor therapist. One that covers birth and will be present at the birth and postpartem. I will be giving birth at Piedmont Hospital would prefer to have a person located in Midtown, Buckhead, or with the perimeter.

I’d like to give birth at home. All of my prenatal visits will be taken care of! I just want a midwife that takes insurance.

Seeking a credentialed Certified Nurse Midwife for home birth in Mableton, GA.

5 weeks along with my fourth baby and would like to deliver at home.

I am 8 weeks along and hoping to have a homebirth in Hoschton, GA. This is my first pregnancy, and I would really love to find a Certified Nurse-Midwife who my insurance (Cigna) accepts. I have the Cigna Open Access Plus (OAP) plan. I am willing to drive up to an hour for office visits if the midwife could be at my home for the birth.

I like calm and privacy, am not a fan of hospitals or traditional medical care. This is my first pregnancy, about 4 1/2 weeks in, leaning towards doing a home birth. Don't know a budge yet and have not thought about birth plan.

Im wanting to do a home lotus birth. Give birth in water and keep placenta attached to baby until it falls off on its own. I dont necessarily have a budget but definitely looking for someone affordable.

Home birth Unmedicated Birthing pool? Skin to skin immediately Straight to breastfeeding (no formula) Delayed cord clamping(until cord is white and done pulsing) Keep placenta Want husband to deliver baby with help of midwife

I have no plan this is my first pregnancy but I know I am insulin resistant and have some medical trauma I have insurance My birth plan is to survive and not dissociate during labor

I'm planning on having my baby at home and the budget is 600 at home Water birth in a pool

I am 26, it’s my first time. I have ulcerative colitis and severe anxiety/depression. Budget is negotiable as it is my first time, I’m not too sure what pricing should be, but of course the more affordable the better. But we are of course willing to pay for anything we want/need. We do not have much of a birthing plan yet, as me and my bf have not discussed it together yet. But I do like a few different ideas I have heard of. Less surgical intervention the better, that being said if I have to work harder to accomplish that, is fine. Probably will be needing a hospital or doctor to assist in the birth or aftercare because of my UC and anxiety.

I want to give birth to my third baby in hospital or birthing center. I have pregnancy Medicaid (Amerigroup) and would like all of the services and appointments to be covered by it. I want a vaginal delivery and probably no epidural since the last two failed. I would like delayed cord clamping and immediate skin to skin for the golden hour.

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? -Home or birthing center Provide your estimated budget -$1700-$2000 Describe your birth plan -I would like to do a water birth at home or at a birthing center. This is my first child so I’m not 100% sure what else I would need. Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) -Certification and at minimum 3 years experience Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) -Age 28 Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.) -No additional duties Provide your estimated budget -$1700-$2000

If possible, I would love to have an in-home water Birth if my OB/GYN will allow it. I’m looking for someone who’s experienced in water Birth and patient as well as recognizing the beautiful art of being a mother. I’m looking for someone who is also a mother. I’m hoping to have someone by my side throughout this pregnancy to help me understand my body and what this pregnancy may hold. If required to give birth at the hospital, I would like to have a water birth still I am on pregnancy Medicaid I would like to keep my babies umbilical cord attached until it turns white so that the baby may get all of the nutrients I would also like to get my placenta turned into supplements after birth, and I wanna know the best way to give birth in the most natural way possible, without causing damage to my body or the baby.

looking for a local midwife that can perform in home care alongside hospital transfer if needed and i would like to have a midwifery facility available. not sure what id like for the birth yet. this will be my third birth. i’m also looking for someone with experience caring for women who have had past fertility struggles.

Likely a home birth but open to birthing at a hospital that has a tub and is open to me bringing a doula. Budget: 500-1500 Birth plan: natural, no medication with doula Requirements: certified doula or midwife. Minimum 200 births Also need help with sleep training my current 7month old. Looking for a Spirit filled Christ centered doula please.

I plan on giving birth at home. My budget is $5,000. I would like to have a Midwife that is Christian and will help create a calm, positive environment. I want to be relaxed & have a 100% natural birth. No tearing or complications.

I want to give birth at home. I do not have insurance and I am low income. I would like to pay $5000 or less, but I may be flexible. I should qualify for pregnancy Medicaid but I know most midwives don’t accept it. I want someone who can holistically manage pregnancy and not jump straight to induction. I am obese with a history of high risk pregnancies but I want to experience undisturbed birth.

Hospital birth, unmedicated, unvaccinated. Estimated budget $5,000