Midwife II

Job Summary

Southwestern Vermont Medical Center, a member hospital of Dartmouth Health, is seeking a Certified Nurse Midwife to join a strong team of established OB‑GYN Physicians and Nurse Midwives.

Provide healthcare to individuals and families. Assess and manage the health care needs and issues of low‑risk and moderate‑risk obstetrical patients. Manage gynecologic care. Function as part of the provider team to deliver the highest quality and safest patient care in a variety of settings, including inpatient, ambulatory, and outreach sites. Provide 24/7 inpatient coverage as required and may assume primary responsibility for patient care.

• Engaged provider team invested in teamwork and optimal patient outcomes
• Caring and professional staff of nurses, medical assistants and patient coordinators
• Supportive administration, quality care and a focus on provider and patient satisfaction
• Hospital‑employed position (Dartmouth Health)
• Salary range $133,000 - $146,000
• Incentive compensation may be available in addition to base salary
• Comprehensive benefits package (medical, dental, vision, retirement, paid time off and CME support)
• Sign‑on bonus and relocation stipend may also be available, subject to eligibility

• Graduate of an accredited APRN academic program
• National specialty certification as a Certified Nurse Midwife
• Eligible for RN licensure in the State of VT
• Eligible for APRN licensure in the State of VT
• Eligible for Federal DEA registration
• BLS certification

SVMC is an integrated, non‑profit health system with a proud 100‑year history as an innovator in health care delivery. It includes a 99‑bed hospital and 25 primary care and specialty practices at nine total locations in the greater Bennington area and neighboring New York and Massachusetts. Through a visionary partnership with Dartmouth Health, nearly 1,400 employees emulate the values of quality, empathy, safety, teamwork and stewardship to fulfill their mission of exceptional care and comfort for the 75,000 people they serve.

Their collective commitment to quality care and innovation is recognized by the nation’s most stringent regulators and the industry’s leading professional organizations, including The Joint Commission, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the American Nurses Credentialing Center.