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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. |
Metta Weaver, CNM -Ky, MA, Md, and NCMetta became a nurse midwife in 2016 and has spent her career attending births in the community setting, in birth centers, and at home. She returned to Frontier Nursing University in 2021 and graduated with a post-masters women’s health nurse practitioner certification, followed by a doctorate in nursing practice in 2022. Metta is passionate about providing full-spectrum, inclusive, reproductive health care. She prioritizes autonomy and informed consent and enjoys partnering with clients to create individualized care plans. Metta enjoys traveling, growing tropical house plants, and learning to speak Spanish.
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Kalli Wolf, CNM, APRN for 8 States
Liz Moran-CNM, ARNP for Alaska
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.
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. |