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Malama Health, Inc. in Chattanooga, TN is seeking passionate Community Health Workers or Community-Based Doulas to join as Doula Navigators. This role is crucial in improving maternal health outcomes and addressing equity gaps in healthcare.
The position requires a certified birth doula, excellent communication skills, and adaptability to technology. You will provide care management, advocate for patients, and help coordinate vital services. Competitive hourly pay of $18-23, with flexible hours and growth opportunities!
At Malama, moms are our north star. We meet moms where they are, in real lives not ideal patient scenarios, and we design care that works for those who are historically underserved. Our Doula Navigators show up as co-conspirators, not service providers — delivering presence, confidence, and calm, and treating every mom as a capable, whole person whose instincts matter. We're outcomes-driven in the truest sense: we generate evidence from every interaction, change what isn't working when the data tells us to, and measure success by whether we're transforming lives, not just completing encounters. We step into the gap for moms, for each other, and for the communities we serve — and if that's the kind of work that gets you out of bed, then this role is for you.
We are seeking Community Health Workers or Community-Based Doulas to use our tools and serve our members as their Doula Navigators. This role is pivotal in bridging the gap between our providers and patients, ensuring seamless execution of our policies and care protocols. If you're passionate about improving maternal health outcomes, closing equity gaps, and want to gain invaluable experience in care coordination, startup operations, and patient success, this position is for you.
Role Responsibilities:
Malama is an equal opportunity employer. We strongly encourage applications from recent graduates, early-career advocates, Black, Indigenous, Latina/x, and other women of color, people with lived experience of pregnancy, and community members. You do not need years of experience to apply — passion, community roots, and a commitment to birth equity matter most.