Certified Doula ( Contract )
cornerstone pregnancy servicesChula Vista (CA)
Certified Doula ( Contract )
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cornerstone pregnancy servicesChula Vista (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Cornerstone Pregnancy Services is seeking a Certified Doula for a contract arrangement to provide
prenatal and postnatal doula care to women within Lorain County. This position will work closely with
the Director of Patient Resources and Doula Coordinator to provide doula services through a granted
program. The candidate will be responsible for personal assessment and care of the doula prenatal and
postnatal services to women. The doula contractor must maintain compliance with doula service
protocols, preparation, and implementation of need class instruction to clients on an individual basis or
in a group setting. The contract doula must maintain program adherence to grant requirements through
the implementation and documentation of care provided. Doula certification is mandatory. A high
school diploma is required, or equivalent work experience is a plus. Working Knowledge of Microsoft
Office software and computer skills is a must. Excellent customer service is critical to maintaining good
relations with all contacts using a high level of professionalism and integrity. The ability to work
independently is mandatory. Bilingual candidates are encouraged to apply.
Qualified interested candidates should send updated resumes with cover letters and salary history to
c/o Executive Director
Cornerstone Pregnancy Services
364 Griswold Road
Elyria, Ohio 44035
info@cornerstonepregnancy.org
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