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Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM)
Ref Id: HREZ-7472
Published Date: Jan 15, 2026
Department: Post Sales
Job location: Fleming Island, Florida
Work arrangement: Onsite
Job ID: 9858503
Employment type: Full-time
Number of openings: 1
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Ref Id: HREZ-7472
Published Date: Jan 15, 2026
Department: Post Sales
Job location: Fleming Island, Florida
Work arrangement: Onsite
Job ID: 9858503
Employment type: Full-time
Number of openings: 1
Description

Women’s Care is seeking a Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM) committed to delivering world-class healthcare to women every day.  We offer competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefit package. Whether you’re a practicing midwife or completing your midwifery program this is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a thriving, patient-focused environment

 
Opportunity Highlights:
  • General Ob/Gyn Practice
  • 11 provider group – 3 physicians, 2 Advanced Practice Providers (NPs) and 7 Certified Nurse Midwives
  • 15-20 Patients per day
  • Monday thru Thursday (8am – 4:45pm) – Friday (8am – 12noon)
  • Providers are at the main location (Eagle Harbor) and will rotate to Oakleaf at least one day per week
  • Location Name: OBGYN in Fleming Island | Women's Care
 
Investment in You:
  • Competitive compensation package: base salary + productivity incentive 
  • Health/Wellness benefits
  • 401K with employer contribution
  • Paid Malpractice Coverage 
  • PTO + Paid Holidays 
  • CME days + $3,500 CME allowance
 
Qualifications and Requirements:
  • Current and Unrestricted Certified Nurse Midwife License (CNM) in Florida OR the ability to obtain. (ACNM Certification)
  • Women's Health experience is highly
  • Minimum of 2 years of Labor and Delivery experience as an RN, prior to advanced training.
  • Advanced degree from an accredited Nurse-Midwifery Program
  • Minimum of 40 deliveries during training
  • Active BLS Certification
 
Why Join Women’s Care:
At Women’s Care, we take an innovative approach to women’s health—one that empowers providers to be experts and patients to have a voice in their care. Find balance through exciting career opportunities and a work environment that promotes growth.
  • Physician-led organization
  • State-of-the-art technology provided
  • Empowerment through mentorship
  • Work-life balance
  • Develop clinical skills & gain autonomy
 
Nurture Your Future with Women's Care.
View more physician opportunities at www.womenscareobgyn.com/careers-physicians 
Follow us on Facebook Women's Care | Facebook
 
About Women’s Care:
With over 25 years of trust, experience, and dedication to women’s health, our organization has emerged as a prominent name in the field. Our vast network encompasses more than 100 outpatient locations across Florida, Arizona, Kentucky, and California. Here, a team of over 400 skilled physicians and advanced practice providers collaborate to address the diverse needs of our patients.
 
Annually, we joyfully welcome over 25,000 healthy babies into the world and provide care and satisfaction to over 1 million patients. Our relentless pursuit of excellence and holistic care underscores our mission to promote and bolster women’s health at every juncture of life.


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