Women's Health

1. Certified Professional Midwife, a midwife who specializes and has been trained in low risk homebirth care.
5. Midwifery model of care education for low-risk childbearing women, infants and families across the continuum at home, birth centers, and/or hospital
9. Medically trained doctor whose scope of practice includes care for women across the lifespan including low risk women's health care.
10. A spritiual health professional who may provide spiritual guidance, counseling, and ministry influencing the life of a Christian woman
11. Nursing model of care educated to care of all; women's specialties include labor & delivery, lactation, postpartum, perinatal mental health, infertility, and oncology etc.
12. Medical model of care educated to provide care focused on female reproduction including low to high risk pregnancies, may perform surgery, and often attends births in hospitals
13. Certified Nurse Midwife, a nurse who completed a masters or doctorate level of education and can provide women's health and "catch" babies as an advanced practice provider for low risk women.
14. Trained professional who provides continuous physical, emotional and informational support to their client before, during and shortly after childbirth to help them achieve their birth goals.

2. Specialized training and certification for Physical Therapists to assist women in pelvic floor support
3. Educated technician who specializes in breast imaging
4. Often safe during pregnancy and throughout a woman's lifespan, a professional who provides massage.
6. Women's Health Nurse Practitioner, a nurse who completed a masters or doctorate degree who can provide provider level of care in the specialty of women's health
7. Safe during pregnancy and throughout a woman's lifespan, complementary health professional specializing in treatment of misalignment of joints.
8. Consultant who specializes in breastfeeding and infant feeding