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Catey Brannan CNM, ARNP serving Colorado and Hawaii
Catey comes to Midwife Rx with 18+ years working in women’s advocacy, support, empowerment and in birth. Her experiences working with women in poverty, homelessness, incarceration, and in at-risk life situations became the foundation for her career as a midwife. She has worked as a birth and postpartum nurse serving in a small rural hospital, a large public hospital, a suburban hospital, two free-standing birth centers, and with homebirth midwives. She is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant. Catey is attentive to clients’ stories, desires, preferences and choices. With compassionate respect, she offers evidence-based and culturally sensitive women’s health care. Through her human service, nursing and midwifery experiences Catey has developed a model of practice which honors women’s innate abilities and wisdom. She is proud to accompany women and families seeking whole-person health care, especially in pregnancy and birth. When not working, Catey enjoys hiking and exploring the Colorado mountains, performing improvisational comedy and playing with her puggle, Gizmo. She is married to Julie and is surrogate mom to Oliver, who lives in Michigan with his two dads. |
Angelita Nixon, CNM -West VirginiaMy career as a midwife has spanned over 400 deliveries - with more than 80 of these births occurring outside the hospital. I maintain a collaborative agreement with a nearby board-certified OB-GYN physician, should the need arise for medical care or hospitalization. I believe that birth is a normal process, and a healthy event. I believe that pregnancy is an exciting time, for learning and for change. I believe the midwife’s role is to teach and to serve, and to safeguard the health of both mother and child, while maintaining an atmosphere for family intimacy and bonding. Preventing complications is my foremost concern, which means close personal surveillance throughout pregnancy and birth.
I earned my master’s degree in nursing in 1998 at Case Western Reserve University, and have been certified by the American College of Nurse-Midwives (ACNM) since 1998. Certified in neonatal resuscitation and CPR, I hold current licensure in WV and OH, and active memberships in both the national and local chapters of ACNM, the Midwives’ Alliance of North America (MANA), and Doulas of North America (DONA). At home I live with my cat and two kittens. I enjoy speaking engagements, mentoring nursing and medical students, and I love to travel, both in the US and abroad. |
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Rachel Cornett-Olsson, CNM APRN for Texas and Vermont
Rachel Cornett-Olsson, APRN, CNM is a nurse-midwife based in Vermont and Texas. She was educated at University of Iowa and Philadelphia University. She is a homebirthing, wannabe homesteading mom and has a holistic women's health practice. She has spent time in Peru, Mexico, Haiti, and Indonesia learning and volunteering in the healthcare realm.
Kalli Wolf, CNM, APRN for 8 States
Kalli Wolf, APRN, CNM, FNP-C (she/her) is a certified nurse-midwife and family nurse
practitioner and owner of River Wolf Gynecology & Family Health, PLLC. She attended nursing school at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and received her Master of Science in Nursing degree from Vanderbilt University. Her path to nursing and midwifery started with a desire to help pregnant and birthing people practice true autonomy and self-determination. In her current practice, she continues to cultivate a holistic and anti-authoritarian model of care. She also performs forensic nursing exams for survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence through YWCA Oklahoma City. Her interests outside of work include foreign languages, science fiction, and plants. She and her husband are the proud parents of three beautiful rescue dogs. She provides services in Alabama, Delaware, Idaho, Kansas, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Ohio, & Oklahoma. |
Liz Moran-CNM, ARNP for Alaska
Liz Moran specializes in health spanning the reproductive years. Whether you are wanting supplementary prenatal care, need a postpartum nourishing plan, help with breastfeeding, want to become pregnant, or are struggling to become pregnant, Liz is extremely nurturing and loves to empower women in their health and mothering journey. Liz lives part-time in beautiful Colorado and part-time in stunning Alaska with her amazing husband and 2 adventurous children. When she's not walking women through their health & pregnancy journeys, she and her family are usually off traveling, adventuring, gardening, fishing, or hunting in the mountains. |
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Shelby Hughes, CNM, ARNP
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Shelby has always had a passion for caring for individuals from all walks of life. She has over 17 years of experience in various settings, including community health centers, private practices, inner city youth centers, and academic teaching hospitals. She provides comprehensive, holistic care across the lifespan. Her passion for caring for indigenous and displaced women is rooted in her belief that everyone deserves access to quality healthcare. She is committed to ensuring that every woman she encounters feels heard and valued. Shelby also recognizes that every woman's body is unique, and she works diligently to tailor her care to each patient's individual needs.
Her areas of interest include psychiatry, perinatal mood disorders, and contraception/family planning. Whether you are a new mother, struggling with mental health, going through menopause, or anyone in between, Shelby can be trusted to provide the care and support you need. Her passions outside of midwifery include spending time with family, traveling, and practicing mindfulness meditation. She is committed to living a balanced and fulfilling life, and she brings that same energy and dedication to her work as a provider.
Her areas of interest include psychiatry, perinatal mood disorders, and contraception/family planning. Whether you are a new mother, struggling with mental health, going through menopause, or anyone in between, Shelby can be trusted to provide the care and support you need. Her passions outside of midwifery include spending time with family, traveling, and practicing mindfulness meditation. She is committed to living a balanced and fulfilling life, and she brings that same energy and dedication to her work as a provider.
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Kim Taylor, CNM, ARNP for WAKim Taylor has been a Certified Nurse Midwife since 2018 and attends births in both the hospital and home birth settings. Her journey to midwifery was inspired by the care she received from a CNM in her first pregnancy while serving as an active-duty officer in the U.S. Army.
Kim is committed to providing gender-inclusive, anti-racist, and evidence-based care to the people she serves. She earned her master’s degree from the University of Cincinnati and will graduate in December of 2023 with a Doctorate degree (DNP) from Troy University. |
