Find Doula Jobs in Santa Clarita, CA

Looking for a Carrot postpartum doula, hospital, 12,000.

Birth location: Hospital Budget: $2,000-$4,000 (flexible) Birth Plan: Flexible but natural preferred Requirements: 5+ years experience, 25+ families helped Recipient: 39 year old with some chemical allergies (40 years-old by birth time) Additional Duties: Flexible Insurance: Anthem, Member ID: MPI30405156Q, Group #: 277163M402, Plan Code: 040

Home birth Vbac Small budget, hoping insurance will cover Natural birth

I am planning to give birth in the hospital, hoping to give birth unmedicated. Unsure of budget, Anthem PPO XDP466W15130

Plan on giving birth in a hospital. Budget is around 2000. Preferably someone who has worked with Muslim clients.

Hi! This is my second pregnancy and I’m really hoping for a VBAC. My first baby was almost 10 pounds, and my husband and I were both large babies and are large people in general. I also struggle with anxiety, particularly during the labor process, and really would like help with that. I plan to give birth at Cedar signing Hospital in West LA. My OB his Dr Keren Lerner. I am insured through anthem Blue Cross, and my husband is a subscriber. My name is Ziba Hashmy, DOB 4/4/93 His name is Mohammad Shahshahan, DOB 7/25/89 Member ID: JQU688W01372 Group No.: 433060

Looking for a doula who takes Molina Medi-cal, pre labor and delivery, during labor and delivery, and postpartum. Looking for someone calm grounded knnowledgeable, hands on, atturned and into empowering one to trust themselves , who supports holistic methods

Looking for a certified overnight postpartum doula for newborn care 1-2x weekly to assist first-time parents at home (westside LA) to maximize sleep and recovery post-birth. Help primarily with nighttime feeds, changing; possibly some laundry or light cleaning. Bonus if certified lactation consultant. Estimate budget $50/hour (flexible).

Looking for someone who is certified, with at least 5 years of experience as a Doula or Night Nurse. I am looking for support 2-3x/week during the day and 1-2x/week at night for newborn phase. I may need help with cooking, cleaning, and laundry as well as holding and feeding the baby. Thanks!

Planning a hospital birth Birth plan is as holistic as possible while being safe for myself and baby

I am planning for a VBAC at a hospital and need support for a successful VBAC. I also need postpartum care and honestly just extra hands around the house with a newborn and toddler and a dog. Postpartum meals, house work, laundry, tidying etc

Santa Monica, medical healthnet accepted Muslim doulas

Looking for a doula, I plan to give birth at st john providence santa monica, my insurance is tricare west

I’m planning to have a natural birth if everything remains low risk. My first choice would be a home birth, but if that isn’t appropriate, I’m also open to delivering at a birthing center or, if necessary, at a hospital. I’m looking for a midwife and would also like to learn more about working with a birth doula, since I’ve never had either before. I’m 39 years old, and this is my second pregnancy. I don’t have a set budget at the moment, so I’m mainly looking for the best options and would appreciate information about your services, experience, availability, and pricing.

I’m interested in someone who can educate me but also make me feel comfortable since this is my first child

I plan on giving birth in the hospital. I would like little to no interference while laboring. I would like an unmedicated birth. I am 24 years old and this is my first pregnancy/ birth.

A few hours of sleep, feed, change etc. not sure how much that costs.

Doulas covered by Kaiser Permanente Someone who speaks English and a bonus would be who is Christian

I plan to give birht in a hospital. My estimated budget is $3100. I plan to give unmedicated vaginal birth. I require my provider to be doula certified.

1. Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital in Los Angeles 2. Hoping to find someone covered by insurance, mine is Anthem Blue Cross California HMO (IPA Regal Medical Group). 3. I don’t have one yet, other then I’d like an epidural and understand if that doesn’t work I need coping mechanisms and/or open to the potential need for C-section.