Doula (Virginia)

Job Application for Doula (Virginia) at Pomelo Care Doula (Virginia) Virginia Apply About us Pomelo Care is the national leader in evidence-based healthcare for women and children. We deliver personalized, high-quality clinical interventions from reproductive care and pregnancy, infant care and pediatrics, to hormonal health through perimenopause and menopause, with long-term preventive care and condition management. Our model delivers 24/7 multispecialty care to address the medical, behavioral, and social factors that most significantly impact outcomes for women and children. We partner with payers, employers, and providers to expand access to quality healthcare across the system. Role Description As a doula in the Pomelo network, you will educate and guide expecting and new families throughout pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. You will play a vital role in improving birth outcomes by ensuring that families feel supported and empowered during this transformative time. By joining the Pomelo community, we’ll help you : Accept insurance hassle-free by credentialing you with the health plans we participate with in your communities and handling the billing and admin paperwork for you. Maintain a flexible schedule as you can choose how many clients you see through Pomelo, so that you can set the hours that work for you. Grow your client base by providing client outreach support. Grow your doula community, with nearly 600 doulas in the Pomelo network! To join Pomelo’s growing community, you are/have: Completed certification / training as a birth and/or full spectrum doula from an organization recognized by the Virginia Certification Board Strong verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to connect with families from diverse backgrounds both virtually and in-person. Comfortable using tele health platforms, video conferencing tools, and electronic documentation systems. Able to work virtually and in-person, as well as evenings and weekends, to accommodate the needs of families. Credentialing Process and Potential Next Steps: Once you apply, our team will guide you through the credentialing process, which includes: Meet with someone from our recruitment team for a 30 minute phone call Pennsylvania Medicaid Provider Identification Number Virginia Certification Board Doula training approved by the NPI number Adult & Infant CPR & First Aid Certification State certification board approval letter Liability insurance (not required but strongly recommended) Complete a background screening ** Note: If you are not yet enrolled withVirginia state Medicaid, we can support you through this process ** This is a contract role, therefore not eligible for employee benefits. We strive to create an environment where all backgrounds are respected. We value working across disciplines, moving fast, making data-driven decisions, and always putting the patient first. 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