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University Hospitals

Certified Nurse Midwife (C).UHMG CNM OBGYN - 92613

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Certified Nurse Midwife (C).
UHMG CNM OBGYN - 92613
University Hospitals United States, Ohio, Cleveland Aug 11, 2026 Certified Nurse Midwife (C).
UHMG CNM OBGYN - 92613
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Full-time CNM Specialty:
Medicine-Ob/Gyn The Department of Medicine at University Hospitals is seeking a full scope Certified Nurse Midwife to cover 24/7 at our birthing locations to help continue with our excellent patient care. We join you in our excitement as The Potash Center for Women's and Children unit opens at Ahuja Medical Center in Beachwood, OH. Our new unit will have nine labor and birth rooms including two built in tub rooms and will be a level II facility. A typical workweek for our midwifery team is 12 hours in house on call approximately per week plus office time. During your call time, you will work closely with our talented physician team to provide care to women choosing The Potash Center as their birth facility. A typical work week for our midwifery team is 12 hours in house on call approximately per week plus office time for a full scope position. We service a high percentage of under-represented minority women in Cuyahoga County and are committed to providing the highest quality of personalized care and eliminating the maternal and infant disparities that exist due to structural systems of oppression. University Hospitals is focused on increasing the number of diverse faculty members in our department and encourage interested midwives of color to apply. Applicants for our Ahuja position must have 2 years of current full scope experience.
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