Hera Women's Health·Henderson, Nevada
The Certified Nurse Midwife will provide care across both inpatient Labor & Delivery and outpatient OB settings. They will collaborate with Maternal Fetal Medicine providers to shape a new midwifery program focused on evidence-based, compassionate care.
Certified nurse midwives — join our exceptional new team
Hera Women’s Health is seeking exceptional, caring Certified Nurse Midwives to join our growing team.
We are building a team of five midwives working across both inpatient Labor & Delivery and outpatient OB care. In partnership with our Maternal Fetal Medicine providers at the High-Risk Pregnancy Centers, this is a unique opportunity to help shape a new midwifery program designed to provide outstanding, compassionate, and evidence-based care to a diverse and expanding patient population.
At Sunrise Hospital in Las Vegas, our midwives practice in a 42-room Birth Center with a Level III NICU, within a hospital community that fully supports and values our Certified Nurse Midwifery (CNM) team.
Why hera women’s health?
At Hera, we believe women’s healthcare deserves higher standards — where clinical excellence, collaboration, and compassion produce the best outcomes. Our culture is built on data-driven, evidence-based care, and a commitment to improving the health of women and babies through teamwork and leadership.
Hospital Privileges: Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center
This is your opportunity to help design and deliver a midwifery program that truly embodies the midwifery model of care — collaboration, respect, and empowerment for women and families at every stage of life.
Apply today and be part of something extraordinary at Hera Women’s Health.
Candidates must be graduates of an ACNM-accredited nurse-midwifery program with at least 2 years of experience. They must hold or be eligible for an unrestricted Nevada license, DEA registration, and prescriptive authority.
Market context
Midwifery openings in Nevada can draw steady interest because integrated women’s health teams often seek experienced clinicians who can work independently while collaborating across obstetrics and primary care. This role is competitive because it requires an ACNM-accredited nurse-midwifery degree, at least 2 years of experience, and Nevada licensure or eligibility, plus DEA registration and prescriptive authority. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licensure status and prepare examples of collaborative care.
