Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Portland, OR

Overnight support - looking for 8 hours so that we can sleep better while the doula helps care for our newborn

Looking for a post partum doula/night nurse to help us with nights once we are home with our little one. Max 2-3 nights a week. I have Maven through BlueShield and would like to find a doula that accepts that insurance.

Looking for an in netrwork doula for my birth, due date is 11/6/2025. I'm in NE Portland and am seeing a midwife through WHA. I'll give birth at Providence Hospital. I'd like to work with a doula to help figure out details of my birthplan, I'd like to give birth in a hospital, I'll like have an epidural.

I plan to have my baby in Portland Oregon Saint Vincent providence hospital I have Oregon health plan/pacfic source I am high risk I needed a c section but now am planning to push and need support I plan to have a medicated induced labor if I do not go into labor on my own

looking for a live-in yue sao or sanhujori in portland oregon for first 6 weeks from birth.

Hello, we are seeking a birth doula for an EDD of March 31, 2025 at Legacy Emanuel in Portland, Oregon. We are trying for a VBAC and appreciate a culturally informed approach to birth.

We need overnight support with our newborn so we can catch up on sleep

Preference for someone who can assist with 1-month-old baby care, support for parents to help take breaks, basic cleaning, dishes, and cooking. Preferred as 7 days per weeks, but not overnight. Budget is flexible to services available.

Night nurse after hospital birth at OHSU. Probably 6-7 days a week. Nurse or specialized training rather than just nanny.

1) ohsu hospital 2) no budget 3) natural if possible

hospital, $0 - $500, unmedicated, physiological birth

Telehealth mostly, Vancouver Washington, first time parent, looking for someone who can visit me as well

We are in search of a part-time nanny for our week-old baby girl, Morgan. We are hoping to have someone to help with feeding/changing/soothing two to three times per week for 2-3 hours at a time. We are also hoping to establish a good relationship with someone early on in Morgan's life for future needs as she grows.

I need an in home lactation consultant for that accepts insurance. I have large breasts and am struggling with positioning and supply

Scheduled c-section for twins on 1.10 (37 weeks). Unsure of budget - collecting info for now

Newberg Providence Hospital 2000 is budget for doula Birth plan: I have a cerclage being taken out on May 7th. My hope is soon after I will go in to labor and get to do labor in the bath. And then try and go as long as possible without needed an epidural. I’m not opposed to getting an epidural. I would like to breast feed asap after birth. No vaccines, no circumcision and the least invasive as possible with my newborn. I’d also like to do placenta encapsulation.

Hospital birth, not sure about budget yet, birth plan is most likely c section. We are looking for a night doula who can help me out caring for baby.

We are due October 24th. My sister gave birth at week 39 for her two kids and my mom gave birth at week 42 for all three of my sisters. We plan on giving birth at home, probably in the bathtub. We building a house and having a wedding and a baby this year so the budget is tight but we do have friends and family to help. We are fans of natural medicine, we aren’t plant based but we lean that way. Im not sure what else to say. We want a friend feeling with our doula.

Im hoping for a home birth but will likely birth at Salem hospital. This is covered by insurance so there’s so budget. I want a natural birth no epidural I plan to breastfeed I am very independent and educated so I don’t want a lactation consultant and am very firm of my and my babies care. I also only want my husband and doula present unless it’s at a hospital then of course there will be people to aid in delivery

I plan to have a hospital birth and I’m hoping my insurance will cover a doula. I want to go without pain medication for as long as possible until I can’t handle it anymore.