Find Postpartum Doula Jobs Near Portland, OR

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.

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

Hello! I am looking for Doula to help me and my partner during the birth of our first. I am giving birth at Adventist health with the midwife group. I will try to have an unmedicated birth and take advantage of water, birthing balls , moving around as much as possible. Ultimately though it's all about the safety of me and my baby so the plan is just preferences. My budget is $1200.

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

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.

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

Legacy Emmanuel Hospital I have coverage through OHP Natural 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

1. I plan to give birthday in a hospital. 2. Estimated budget $0- covered by insurance. 3. Lease medical intervention as possible.

I have the EPO plan through Aetna. Aetna Open Access Aetna SelectSM and my plan renews on 7/1/15-6/30/26 I need to provide both a provider and a CPT code to see if my insurance covers Doula services. I would also like to understand Lactation and pelvic floor services covered by Aetna. At this point in time I am looking to give birth at OHSU since my regular provider at the SE PDX Adventist birthing center does not have a NICU. I really don't want to obtain services if they are not at least in part covered by insurance.

All Natural birth. Would love a Water birth Kaiser or ohsi have Oregon health plan

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

I want to have a support person who helps me come up with a birth plan and sticks to it and just for advice as i have anxiety going through this pregnancy. I have molina apple health

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.

We plan to have an unmedicated birth at home, with a water birth. We want the cord clamping to occur when all the fluids have entered the baby and the placenta has been delivered unmedicated. Our budget is 3K$