Is midwifery for you?

Certified nurse midwives deliver hands-on care from prenatal to postpartum, as well as a full range of primary health care for women from adolescence to beyond menopause.

They are trained in nursing and midwifery, receiving either a master’s or doctorate degree upon graduation. They also take a national certification exam through the American Midwifery Certification Board.

A holistic approach

CNMs differ from OB/GYNs in that they typically take a holistic approach in their practice, meaning they look at the whole picture of your care, including mental health, socioeconomic status, family dynamics, workplace conditions and your general mood toward your health.

Education and motivation

CNMs believe in providing education in all aspects of health that affect not only you, but your entire family. They devote ample appointment time to instruct and encourage you in areas such as nutrition, exercise, caring for a newborn, preventive care and other facets of your pregnancy and general health.

Pregnancy

Women’s health

Meet Dawn, our certified nurse midwife

Dawn Dahlgren-Roemmich, CNM, knows what it’s like to be a mom juggling a busy life. With four children, a devoted husband and deep love of animals, she delights in finding common ground with each patient she sees.

Dawn strives to empower women to make healthy choices for themselves and their families, and she loves making the experience of pregnancy to birth a joyous occasion for everyone involved.

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Dawn Dahlgren-Roemmich, CNM