As I start my eighth year of serving families as a midwife, I still feel awe and humility at how capable and wondrous our bodies are, and how resilient families are!
I owe my deep love of learning to my parents. It might even be true that I am an education addict! I have a BSc in Linguistics and an MEd in Bilingual/ESL studies from Tulane University. While I was completing my midwifery training through the Association of Texas Midwives Midwifery Training Program and getting licensed (February 2018), I started my educational journey toward becoming a registered nurse (licensed in June 2019). In 2021, I completed the requirements to sit for my certification as an international board-certified lactation consultant (IBCLC). I earned my Bachelor of Science in Nursing from UT Arlington in 2022.
I like to tell folks that midwifery, nursing and lactation are my third, fourth, and fifth careers. After moving to Texas in 1992, I worked as an educator and teacher trainer, I spent 10 years working for the State of Texas as a grants and contracts specialist in workforce development. I have two sons and a daughter now ranging from 25-30. It has been a joy watching them grow into amazing young adults, and I look forward to welcoming grandchildren one day! In the mean time, my senior dogs, JakJak and Shipley, keep me amused while they teach the baby Nola confidence!
Nola my pandemic baby who is terrified of the world outside the front door
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