Find Birth Doula Jobs in Sterling, VA

I’m looking for a doula In network for my medicaid. United healthcare cardinal care. I plan to give birth in loudoun Inova hospital

-Hospital birth, with an epidural, but would like to give birth on all fours or on my side (not on my back). -first baby. -estimated budget $1500-4000. -sleep training would be helpful, interested in belly binding. Would like help with an overall birth plan. -i have tricare reserve select

Hospital i will be giving nirth in ,1000, vaginal without epidural

I am with Inova Women's Services. We would like to invite any doulas interested in working with clients at Inova Loudoun Hospital to an event in the fall. If you are interested, can you please send your name, email address and company affiliation to susan.vanglanden@inova.org. Thank you.

Birth doula for natural birth in a hospital setting, goal is for no intervention. Inova Loudoun hospital. Hoping to stay around 1k

I am giving birth in the midwifery unit of the hospital and would like an extra person there (besides my husband) who is able to support and advocate my needs when I might not be able to. My labor and delivery is going to be as natural and low intervention as it can be. Our budget would ideally be no more than $2,000 I think.

I am birthing in Holy Cross, Silver Spring. I'm am looking for something covered by bluecross blushield

giving birth at hospital naturally with no medication. Looking for a doula to support and guide me through the labor process. Budget is $500.

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i am looking for an overnight doula or night nurse. - Inova Fairfax - Doula: 45 to 50 an hour, night nurse 30 an hour - Vaginal birth

I plan to give birth at a hospital, I have tricare prime so it will be covered at no cost to me. I haven’t decided on a birth plan yet!

Hospital Looking for a birth support doula / postpartum

I plan to give birth at Walter Reed Medical Center in Bethesda MD. I plan to utilize Tricare Prime to cover cost of Labor Doula. Birth Plan simplified: arrive to hospital at 6cm (hospital policy) receive epidural. No Cesarean delivery and/or Episiotomy. Golden hour/ Delayed cord cutting. Low stress environment. Insurance Provider: Tricare Prime East

1. I am giving birth at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. 2. Estimated budget is $100 per visit 3. Natural birth

Hospital birth doula accepting bc/bs federal employees insurance.

Hospital 800$ Want to have a vagainal birth with epidural and minimum tears

We’re moving midway through the pregnancy to the DC region, Maryland side. We’ll probably live in the Rockville area but I’m hoping to give birth with the midwives at George Washington University’s hospital. I’m looking for a labor doula to support an unmediated birth. I also struggled with low supply with my first child so I’m hoping to find a lactation consultant who specialises in that. We have Tricare, which covers both doulas and IBCLCs.

Just learned you are in network with my insurance Carefirst. Looking for birth support for baby #3 and postpartum support. My previous two births were vaginal unmedicated births. No complications with this pregnancy.

I need a doula to support my planned homebirth for my 2nd baby. My budget is under $1500. I am currently working for a licensed homebirth midwife.

I'm looking for a doula who can help me through my first birthing experience. My insurance requires me to birth at Virginia Hospital Center and I've always been the kind of person to put half my trust in medical science and half my trust in holistic belief, I want to do everything I can to train my body and mind to be ready for the beautiful journey of childbirth. I want to build an ideal birth plan and have a doula that can help me Advocate it when I am in the zone during labor. Some goals i'd like to learn more about: Interested in alternative birthing positions like squatting or knees, might not want an epidural, Up to 40min delayed chord clamping, no wiping off the vernix.