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Jessica has felt a calling towards women' s health since she was a young teenager, and is committed to serving women and their families both in pregnancy and across their lifespan. While completing her undergraduate degree, Jessica worked for a free student-run health clinic serving uninsured Latinos in Sacramento, CA and as a research assistant for clinical studies on breastfeeding. During graduate school, she worked as a teaching assistant at the University of Washington. In her off hours, Jessica enjoys spending time with her husband, cooking and being outdoors. She also enjoys reading, swimming and practicing yoga.

Why I Work at Neighborcare:

I am a midwife because I am inspired by the strength of women and see midwifery as a way to foster empowerment and build communities, which is also central to the mission of Neighborcare Health. I am energized by the work that midwives do and delight in opportunities to facilitate learning and support women during pregnancy and birth. I have always felt drawn towards working with underserved populations and am constantly inspired by the diverse population of women we serve at Neighborcare.


Certification

Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM)

Education

B.S., University of California Davis, 2008
B.S.N., University of Washington, 2009
D.N.P., University of Washington, 2013

Languages

English, Spanish

Clinics