Nurse Midwife / Reserve

US Navy; Utah; On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Part time

Job summary

US Navy Reserve Nurse Corps Officers serve as part of an integrated team of military healthcare professionals while maintaining a civilian career. This part-time Navy Reserve Officer opportunity involves drill periods and annual training to support readiness and mission needs.

As a Navy Reserve Officer, you will build leadership experience, collaborate with skilled healthcare professionals, and contribute directly to the health and readiness of the force.

Qualifications

• Must hold Navy Reserve CNM credential.
• Must be a commissioned officer.
• Experience in women's health, prenatal, postpartum, gynecologic, and newborn care is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Providing evidence-based women's health, prenatal, postpartum, gynecologic, and newborn care within your credentialed scope of practice.
• Supporting patient education, preventive care, care coordination, and clinical readiness.
• Collaborating with physicians, nurses, and interdisciplinary medical teams in military treatment facilities and operational medical settings.
• Applying your clinical judgment and leadership during routine care, training, contingency response, humanitarian assistance, and other mission requirements.
• Mentoring junior personnel and contributing to the readiness and professional development of the Navy medical team.

Job description

As a Navy Reserve Certified Nurse-Midwife (CNM) and commissioned officer in the Navy Nurse Corps, you will bring advanced practice expertise to the care of Sailors, Marines, eligible beneficiaries, and their families.

Responsibilities may include:

• Providing evidence-based women's health, prenatal, postpartum, gynecologic, and newborn care within your credentialed scope of practice.
• Supporting patient education, preventive care, care coordination, and clinical readiness.
• Collaborating with physicians, nurses, and interdisciplinary medical teams in military treatment facilities and operational medical settings.
• Applying your clinical judgment and leadership during routine care, training, contingency response, humanitarian assistance, and other mission requirements.
• Mentoring junior personnel and contributing to the readiness and professional development of the Navy medical team.

WORK ENVIRONMENT

Navy Reserve Nurse Corps Officers serve as part of an integrated team of military healthcare professionals while maintaining a civilian career. Assignments and training may take place at Navy or Navy Reserve facilities near your home, military treatment facilities, or other locations supporting operational and medical readiness requirements.

Depending on assignment, training opportunities may include exposure to diverse clinical, leadership, and operational environments. Navy Reserve service provides the opportunity to apply your civilian expertise in a mission-focused setting while developing as both a clinician and an officer.

Newly commissioned officers attend Officer Development School in Newport, Rhode Island, and typically train at a Navy or Navy Reserve facility near their home after initial training.

SERVICE OPTION

This is a part-time Navy Reserve Officer opportunity designed for qualified professionals who want to continue their civilian practice while serving.

Reserve participation typically includes scheduled drill periods - commonly equivalent to two days per month and annual training - commonly about two weeks per year. Requirements, location, scheduling flexibility, additional training, and potential mobilization vary based on billet, unit, specialty, and mission needs. Flexible drill options may be available in some circumstances.

As a Navy Reserve Officer, you will have opportunities to build leadership experience, serve alongside highly skilled healthcare professionals, earn retirement points, and contribute directly to the health and readiness of the force. The Navy Reserve Nurse Corps includes opportunities across a broad range of nursing specialties and professional-development settings.