Hospital Certified nurse Midwife -Night Shift

Job Location:

Brockton, MA 02301

Position Type:
Full Time

Education Level: CNM Certification

Salary Range: $ - $

In accordance with The Massachusetts Pay Transparency Act, BNHC provides reasonable pay range for each posted position. Actual compensation will be based on multiple factors such as relevant experience, education and training to determine offered rates. This range represents the organization's good faith estimate of the possible compensation at the time of posting.

The Hospital Based Certified Nurse-Midwife (CNM) Night Shift provides comprehensive reproductive, obstetric, and immediate postpartum care to adolescent and adult patients, with a primary focus on intrapartum services delivered during overnight hours. The position primarily serves FQHC patients delivering at the health center’s partner hospital and supports continuous, high-quality maternity coverage.

The night shift CNM practices within the scope of nurse‑midwifery as defined by Massachusetts law, hospital bylaws, and approved clinical privileges. Care is delivered within a collaborative model that includes consultation, co‑management, or referral to physician partners based on patient acuity and clinical need.

The role ensures safe, evidence‑based, and equitable maternity care for medically and socially complex populations, advancing the FQHC mission to reduce disparities in maternal outcomes. The night shift CNM collaborates closely with obstetricians, hospitalists, nursing staff, and interdisciplinary teams to manage triage, labor progression, vaginal deliveries, and immediate postpartum care.

In partnership with the Chief of OB/Gyn, certified nurse‑midwives, obstetricians, and the Chief Medical Officer, the night shift CNM contributes to the development, review, and implementation of clinical protocols, quality standards, and performance improvement activities related to nurse‑midwifery and obstetric care.

• Provides direct patient care services within area of expertise. Assess, plan, document and evaluate patient needs and treatments. Ensure proper follow up.
• Has practice privileges and attends deliveries at local community hospital. All certified nurse-midwives have a current, signed clinical practice agreement for medical consultation, collaborative management, or referral with an active Medical Staff member of BNHC who has full obstetrical privileges at the delivery hospital.
• Must be available for attending deliveries, in-patient admissions, c-section assists and telephone triage based on hospital coverage schedule.
• Organizes and conducts routine chart review and case management discussions with collaborating physician of all obstetrical clients.
• Manages the care of women with normal pregnancies during preconception, prenatal, childbearing and postpartum period. Manage diagnostic and therapeutic regimens for minor acute and chronic gynecological illness and seeks consultation when appropriate. Co-manages high‑risk pregnancies and pregnancies with complications with consultant obstetrician and perinatologist.
• May provide comprehensive outpatient services on a periodic or as‑needed basis, including prenatal and postpartum care, family planning services, routine gynecological examinations, and management of minor acute gynecologic conditions, in accordance with health center policies and in collaboration with obstetrician‑gynecologists.
• As assigned or as clinically appropriate, provides elements of primary care and case management within the nurse‑midwifery scope of practice, including patient evaluation, assessment, treatment, and referral.
• Initiates follow‑up and specialty referrals for those clients needing further work‑up and/or monitoring…