Independent CNM: Rural Birth Center & Perinatal Care

Plumas District Hospital; California; On-site; USD 93,000 - 133,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive medical, prescription, &

Job summary

Plumas District Hospital invites a certified nurse midwife to join a unique, three-site model: birth center, rural clinic, and rapid-response perinatal service. You will deliver continuous, patient-centered care with regional collaboration and ongoing professional development.

The CNM will work a full-time schedule, including on-call coverage, with a strong emphasis on physiologic birth, community outreach, and high-quality family-centered services in a rural setting.

Qualifications

• Minimum 1 year of RN experience in a high-volume Labor and Delivery unit.
• Commitment to maintaining high-acuity skills via regular monthly or quarterly shifts at a higher-volume partner institution.
• Dedication to evidence-based midwifery and rural health initiatives aimed at preventing maternity deserts.

Responsibilities

• Provide prenatal, intrapartum, postpartum, and newborn care across three care settings: birth center, rural health clinic, and standby perinatal service.
• Perform women's health screenings, counseling, and health education; recognize complications early to initiate timely consultation or referral.

Skills

RN Experience (L&D)

High-acuity Skills

Evidence-based Midwifery

Rural Health Initiatives

Education

CNM Certification

MSN/MPH

CA RN License & CNM Certification

CA BRN Furnishing Number / DEA / CURES

NPI Number

ACLS & NRP (within 3 months)

STABLE / ALSO / Spinning Babies training (within 6 months)

Job description

Plumas District Hospital invites a certified nurse midwife to join a unique, three-site model: birth center, rural clinic, and rapid-response perinatal service. You will deliver continuous, patient-centered care with regional collaboration and ongoing professional development.

The CNM will work a full-time schedule, including on-call coverage, with a strong emphasis on physiologic birth, community outreach, and high-quality family-centered services in a rural setting.