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Provides in-office lactation consultations and education to support breastfeeding families, assesses feeding challenges, and delivers compassionate patient care in a clinical setting.

About this role

Mahmee is on a mission to make the United States the best place in the world to give birth by providing wraparound pregnancy and postpartum care that treats the whole you! Mahmee's overarching goal with infant feeding is to deliver expert-level lactation support and education to families in-hospital and post-discharge. While promoting breastfeeding remains a primary objective, we are committed to respecting a family's right to choose the best feeding method for them.

Mahmee is backed by some of the most well-known venture capital investors in the world, including Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Mark Cuban, Serena Williams, and Arlan Hamilton, among others.

We provide lactation support services 7 days a week. This role will primarily be Monday-Friday, however, all Consultants on the team are expected to work at least one weekend during a calendar month, and will have days off during the week when they are scheduled to work that weekend.

The goal of this role is to deliver quality, compassionate patient care in an office setting to improve breastfeeding outcomes.

To accomplish this goal, you’ll need knowledge in:

Infant feeding behaviors, with emphasis on the first 42 days of life.

Knowledge of galactagogue indications and use.

Knowledge of symmetrical latching techniques

Common breastfeeding challenges in the first 12 months of life.

Evidence-based Indications for infant feeding supplementation

Milk collection and storage guidelines

Breastfeeding management strategies for patients of low-risk to high-risk issues.

You must have all of these skills:

Selecting and using feeding devices such as supplemental nursing systems, nipple shields, bottles, and finger feeding to improve health outcomes.

Conducting maternal and infant assessments to identify feeding challenges.

Strong clinical and critical thinking skills.

Hands-on latching and positioning instruction

Providing non-judgemental, compassionate patient care, with excellent bedside manner.

Communicating treatment plans and rationale to patients and care providers.

Your responsibilities include but are not limited to:

Conduct lactation consultations in an outpatient clinic setting for patients with low to moderate-risk issues.

Use clinical and critical thinking skills to assess, diagnose, and treat breastfeeding challenges.

Counsel patients on breastfeeding techniques and strategies, individualized to the family's feeding goals.

Construct age-appropriate and sustainable feeding plans that support the health of the dyad and their feeding goals while prioritizing the patient's comfort and experience.

Utilize and apply company treatment protocols and standards when providing care.

Collaborate with colleagues and the Lactation Manager on the patient caseload, treatment plans, patient follow-up, referrals, and challenges identified.

Document all patient care and interactions in the company's EHR.

Provide follow-up communication to patients to evaluate or modify existing care plans.

Instruct patients on milk expression techniques and products.

Requirement

Active IBCLC Certification

Skills

Breastfeeding Management Strategies (low- To High-risk)Common Breastfeeding Challenges (0–12 Months)Evidence-based Indications For Infant Feeding SupplementationGalactagogue Indications And UseIBCLC CertificationInfant Feeding BehaviorsMilk Collection And Storage GuidelinesNipple Shields, Bottles, Finger FeedingSupplemental Nursing SystemsSymmetrical Latching Techniques

In-Office Certified Lactation Consultant

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To accomplish this goal, you’ll need knowledge in:

You must have all of these skills:

Your responsibilities include but are not limited to:

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