Medstar Washington Hospital Center
Hospital · Washington, DC
Birthing-FriendlyHospitalLactation consultantMidwife
Source: CMS Birthing-Friendly hospitals. Data as of July 2026.
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| Name | Credential | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Alexandra Walker | BSN, RN, IBCLC | Lactation consultant (RN) |
| Alkita Cauley | RN, IBCLC | Lactation consultant (RN) |
| Brianna Boyd | — | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Katherin Lorenzana | IBCLC | Lactation consultant |
| Loral Patchen | CNM | Certified nurse-midwife |
| Shani Toor | — | Midwife |
| Sharon McDuffie | RN, CEE, IBCLC | Lactation consultant (RN) |
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