Seeking Compassionate Midwives for Community-Centered Care Team (British Columbia)

Seeking Compassionate Midwives for Community-Centered Care Team (British Columbia)

11 Sep
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Pomegranate Community Midwives
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British Columbia

11 Sep

Pomegranate Community Midwives

British Columbia

Help shape the future of midwifery in Burnaby by joining our dedicated team. We are looking for midwives passionate about providing exceptional care and advocating for marginalized families.

This role focuses on continuity of care within a small, cooperative team setting. Qualified candidates will be experienced in providing care to diverse groups while committing to reproductive justice and cultural safety. There will be opportunities for personal and professional growth, including part-time work as caseload builds.

Key Responsibilities:
• Provide midwifery support to families in Burnaby
• Develop strong relationships with clients and the community
• Advocate for informed birthplace choices
• Contribute to committee work and community outreach
• Collaborate with hospital staff for integrated care

Requirements:
• Minimum one year of midwifery experience
• Existing FHA privileges are advantageous
• Familiarity with OSCAR EMR and Meditech
• Multilingual capabilities are a plus
• Genuine commitment to anti-racism and trauma-informed care

Take part in a collaborative environment to enhance midwifery care and ensure that every family feels supported and respected.
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📌 Seeking Compassionate Midwives for Community-Centered Care Team (British Columbia)
🏢 Pomegranate Community Midwives
📍 British Columbia

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