Certified-Nurse Midwives in Nebraska

 
Lincoln

Joanne Bronson, CNM
Carol Greenlee, CNM                                                                                                                                   Jill Dolberg, CNM 
Lincoln OB/GYN P.C.
301 South 70th Suite 200
402-483-7641

Nancy Peterson, CNM
Jearlyn Schumacher, CNM
Karen McGivney-Liechti, CNM
Heart & Hands WomanCare
6911 Van Dorn St.
402-488-4903


Hastings

Barbara Peckham, CNM
Rebecca Wells, CNM
Obstetrics and Gynecology, PC
2115 N. Kansas Ave. Suite 204
402-463-6793


Norfolk

Gail Consoli, CNM
Midwest Health Partners
1410 N. 13th Street
402-379-2322


Scottsbluff

Mary Tompkins, CNM
Women’s Center of Western NE
3911 Avenue B Suite 3100
308-635-3033


Omaha

Anita Jaynes, CNM
Heather Ramsey, CNM
Lydia Rhodes, CNM                                                                                                                                 Pamela Schaffart, CNM 
Bridget Wieczorek, CNM                                                                                                                            Kate Scott, CNM 
UNMC Nurse-Midwives
983255 Nebraska Medical Center
402-559-4212

Courtney Allen, CNM 
One World Community Health Centers
5155 S. 36th Street
402-734-4110

Marilyn Lowe, CNM
CeCe Norton, CNM
Jenda Stauffer, CNM
Physicians Clinic
8901 W. Dodge Street
402-354-1700 

I try to keep this list current. Please let me know if you find that any of this information needs to be updated or changed.

Why do I include a list of midwives on my site and not obstetricians? Because midwives are trained in supporting normal birth, and obstetricians are trained to intervene. While intervention is often helpful for a high-risk pregnancy, normal birth is usually healthy and does not require routine, unnecessary interventions. Midwives have the same good outcomes as OBs while using fewer interventions, including cesarean section, and offering better support to mothers.