Find Birth Doula Jobs in Pennsylvania

Jefferson hospital, 2nd live birth, csection, tricare east select,

Need someone to be there every step of the way. My last pregnancy with my daughter I ended up with high blood pressure. I wanna do birth at hospital.

would like a doula to be present at the hospital birth and available for help post partum

Home birth and first pregnancy so I don’t have a budget per se but would prefer if my insurance was accepted through midwife

At this point we are planning a hospital birth. This is my first birth and we are having twins! Ideally want a natural vaginal birth if everything goes well with little to no interventions. But having someone alongside to give advice/help with the birth I’d love.

Plan on giving birth at Saint Vincent Hospital. Really don't have a budget. Don't have a birth plan yet. Looking for a doula support person that I can really relay on. Looking for someone that speaks Spanish.

I plan to give birth in a birth center. Hoping under $2,000. All nature, mostly likely water birth and as call as possible.

home birth, ideally with medicaid coverage but around the 1000 point

Hospital birth. Need help preparing for birth and preventing pre eclampsia from reoccurring, preventing water weight, postpartum depression, NICU trauma, and post birth pre eclampsia. Budget will be determined by insurance coverage

Home Want a provider that takes my insurance and is confident on what they’re doing with me and the baby 30 years old I’m having twins

Hello, I am helping my daughter who is struggling with breastfeeding. We are looking for an in-home consultant in Palmyra, Pa asap. Thank you!

Hospital. Highmark PPO insurance coverage Looking for education and support for first time mom and dad

Here is a short, punchy version that still hits all your key points: **First-Time Parents Seeking Doula (Phoenixville, PA)** Hello! We are expecting our first baby and seeking an experienced doula for a hospital birth at Phoenixville Hospital. We want continuous support during labor, but we are also looking for guidance on how my husband and I can best prepare for the first few weeks home with a newborn. Our goal is to work as a team, and we want a knowledgeable, calm professional to help us feel confident and prepared for birth and early parenthood.

Prenatal & postnatal education Labor education/tools to assist Lactation knowledge Insurance coverage- needs to go through insurance Still early on in the birth plan process. But planning to have a hospital birth, and aiming for all natural

Geisinger hospital in Danville. I have United employer insurance

I do not want to give birth at the hospital, but at a birthing center for the most natural birth/ freedom to decide what I want for me and my baby. Planning on a natural birth with no medicines, and if possible, a doula or midwife with Christian beliefs and values. I'm unsure of costs as it will be through my work insurance. I'm still working on my birth plan, but I'd like to labor at home for as long as possible, would like a birthing pool/tub, delayed cord clamping, deliver placenta naturally

I would like to give birth in the hospital. I would like someone who can speak English or Hindi. I do not have any budget planned as of now, but I want to do a normal delivery and I need a person who has experience in this and has good experience about the postpartum support needs.

We live in Hanover, plan to birth in Carlisle. Looking for a home birth experience in a hospital setting. Unmedicated if possible, with minimal intervention. History of infertility and loss. Strong personality and need someone who can work with that. My insurance covers 1200 and we can go a bit above that. Looking for Dona certified and someone who can provide a super bill.

- Hospital birth. I’m planning to deliver at a hospital in the Lehigh Valley/Bethlehem, PA area. - Ideally around $1,200–$2,500 depending on services included, though I’m open to discussing options and packages. - I’m hoping for a calm, supportive, evidence-based birth experience with strong advocacy and emotional support. I would like to stay flexible while aiming for as low-intervention of a birth as safely possible. Pain management options are still being considered, and I value education, informed decision-making, movement/position support during labor, partner involvement, and postpartum recovery guidance. This is my first baby (a girl, due September 2026), and I would especially appreciate support navigating labor, hospital communication, breastfeeding initiation, and the immediate postpartum period. - Certified doula preferred Experience supporting first-time mothers and hospital births Familiarity with gestational diabetes/pregnancy monitoring preferred Calm, reassuring, collaborative communication style Comfortable working alongside medical providers and advocating respectfully 3+ years of experience preferred, but personality fit is also very important Bonus if familiar with South Asian/Indian family dynamics or cultural considerations

I plan on giving birth in a hospital. I am not sure what a dollar serves would typically cost so I'm not sure what my budget is. I would like to have a VBAC, and am looking for someone to help me advocate for myself, I was pressured into an induction, and ended up with a c-section dude to "failure to progress"