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8 Nurse Midwife Listings Near Van Dykes, PA
Nurse Midwife Van Dykes, PA
Find a nurse midwife in Van Dykes, PA to help with your pregnancy and delivery.Results for Van Dykes, PA
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350 Points
Abigail Slocum
Jefferson Women's HealthDistance: 26.46 mi3720 Brownsville Rd
Pittsburgh, PA 15227Abigail Slocum, DNP, CNM Abigail is a Doctor of Nursing Practice from the University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing... -
300 Points
Stephanie Ehland
Jefferson Women's HealthDistance: 26.46 mi3720 Brownsville Rd
Suite 312
Pittsburgh, PA 15227Stephanie Ehland is a certified nurse midwife and certified registered nurse practitioner who helps patients stay hea... -
60 Points
Colleen Setzenfand
Allegheny Clinic Medical OncologyDistance: 26.46 mi4815 Liberty Ave
Suite 340
Pittsburgh, PA 15224Colleen Setzenfand practices as a Nurse Midwife in Pittsburgh, PA. -
250 Points
Allison Lancas
Century Medical AssociatesDistance: 26.87 mi2027 Lebanon Church Rd
West Mifflin, PA 15122Allison Lancas is a family nurse practitioner specializing in family medicine. She believes strongly in advocating fo... -
150 Points
Abigail Slocum
East Suburban OB/GYN AssociatesDistance: 16.9 mi222 Allegheny River Blvd
Oakmont, PA 15139 -
150 Points
Abigail Slocum
East Suburban OB/GYN AssociatesDistance: 19.85 mi4262 Old William Penn Hwy
Murrysville, PA 15668 -
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150 Points
Allison Lancas
AHN Orthopedic InstituteDistance: 26.87 mi2027 Lebanon Church Rd
West Mifflin, PA 15122
Nurse Midwife Info
Nurse Midwife Summary:
A Nurse Midwife provides care for relatively healthy pregnant women, whose birth is considered uncomplicated and not "high risk". A Nurse Midwife generally practice in hospitals and medical clinics, and may also deliver in birthing centers and attend at-home births. Nurse Midwives are able to prescribe some medications, treatments, medical devices, therapeutic and diagnostic measures if needed. A woman may seek the care of a Nurse Midwife during preconception, pregnancy, childbirth, and the post-partum period.
Nurse Midwife FAQs:
What is a
A Nurse Midwife is a nurse who has extra training in obstetrics and works under an obstetrician. A Nurse Midwife's duties include educating women on reproductive health and childbirth. A Nurse Midwife performs pelvic and breast exams, Pap smears, assists with delivering babies, and provides neonatal care.
Where does a Nurse Midwife work?
A Nurse Midwife can work in private practice, hospitals, and family planning centers. A Nurse Midwife delivers babies in hospitals and private homes.
Can anyone have a Nurse Midwife?
If you are in good health and do not have high blood pressure, heart disease or diabetes you can choose to have a Nurse Midwife.
What happens when you visit with a Nurse Midwife?
After you choose a Nurse Midwife, on your first visit you will discuss your medical history, receive an exam and lab tests, and get answers to your questions.
Why would I want A Nurse Midwife?
A Nurse Midwife can provide you with a personal childbirth. A Nurse Midwife will also educate you throughout your pregnancy and help you to create your own birth plan.
How do I find a Nurse Midwife in my city and state?
The Wellness.com directory will help you locate a Nurse Midwife in your state. Select Nurse Midwife from the professionals menu and select the state that you are looking to locate a Nurse Midwife in. After you have located your state, find the city that you will need a Nurse Midwife in. Select the state and city and you will see a list of Nurse Midwifes in your city and state.
Nurse Midwife Related Terms:
nurse midwife, pregnancy, birth, home birth, nurse, childbirth
A Nurse Midwife provides care for relatively healthy pregnant women, whose birth is considered uncomplicated and not "high risk". A Nurse Midwife generally practice in hospitals and medical clinics, and may also deliver in birthing centers and attend at-home births. Nurse Midwives are able to prescribe some medications, treatments, medical devices, therapeutic and diagnostic measures if needed. A woman may seek the care of a Nurse Midwife during preconception, pregnancy, childbirth, and the post-partum period.
Nurse Midwife FAQs:
What is a
Nurse Midwife
?A Nurse Midwife is a nurse who has extra training in obstetrics and works under an obstetrician. A Nurse Midwife's duties include educating women on reproductive health and childbirth. A Nurse Midwife performs pelvic and breast exams, Pap smears, assists with delivering babies, and provides neonatal care.
Where does a Nurse Midwife work?
A Nurse Midwife can work in private practice, hospitals, and family planning centers. A Nurse Midwife delivers babies in hospitals and private homes.
Can anyone have a Nurse Midwife?
If you are in good health and do not have high blood pressure, heart disease or diabetes you can choose to have a Nurse Midwife.
What happens when you visit with a Nurse Midwife?
After you choose a Nurse Midwife, on your first visit you will discuss your medical history, receive an exam and lab tests, and get answers to your questions.
Why would I want A Nurse Midwife?
A Nurse Midwife can provide you with a personal childbirth. A Nurse Midwife will also educate you throughout your pregnancy and help you to create your own birth plan.
How do I find a Nurse Midwife in my city and state?
The Wellness.com directory will help you locate a Nurse Midwife in your state. Select Nurse Midwife from the professionals menu and select the state that you are looking to locate a Nurse Midwife in. After you have located your state, find the city that you will need a Nurse Midwife in. Select the state and city and you will see a list of Nurse Midwifes in your city and state.
Nurse Midwife Related Terms:
nurse midwife, pregnancy, birth, home birth, nurse, childbirth
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