Iha Health Services
Practice · Ann Arbor, MI
Lactation consultantMidwife
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| Name | Credential | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Amanda Varva | CNM | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Ashleigh Cornell | — | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Danielle Schell | CNM | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Elaina Dean | CNM | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Jennifer Kelley | RN, CNM | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Jenny Stimac | CNM | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Jessica Braman | CNMW | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Jessica Hoskins | BSN, RN | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Katherine Bolling | CNM | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Kelsey Boudjalis | — | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Kenyatta Herndon | CNM | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Megan Kahn | CNM | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Melissa Furlette-Koski | — | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Nicole Sekulich | CNM | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Nora Drummond | CNM | Certified nurse-midwife |
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