Earn extra income and work. Be your own boss. Accept birth and pregnancy related jobs that are booked by expecting mom's on GoBirth. Accepting Lactation Consultants/Counselors, Doulas, Midwives, Birth Coaches, and More.
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We are accepting birth and pregnancy providers across the U.S. , including: doulas, midwives, birth centers, lactation consultants, and more.
Earn income and be your own boss!
Have jobs automatically assigned to you in your area. Jobs are from customers that Booked services on GoBirth. Booked sessions include childbirth classes, breastfeeding classes, doula sessions, midwife birth sessions, birth coaching, pregnancy yoga classes, and more.
Set your own hours to be receive bookings, earn extra income and Be Your Own Boss! You can even keep your current job and work as a GoBirth provider part time. Earn extra income by accepting jobs on weekends and on days you choose.
Minimum Requirements: Anybody in the U.S. who is a birth or pregnancy provider can apply, although there are a few requirements. 1) be at least 18. 2) Have an appropriate license or certificate based on your profession type.
Required Documents: 1) A valid US driver's license. 2) A picture of your license, degree, or certificate depending on your profession type. 3) A provider profile photo. Must be a forward-facing, centered photo including the driver’s full face and top of shoulders, with no sunglasses. 4) a resume is optional.
Note: After your application is approved, you are required to have the GoBirth Provider mobile app on their phone. Download link to the app coming soon!
Provider questions? Please send an email to GoBirth at: Support@GoBirth.com
After you are setup as a birth or pregnancy provider on GoBirth, get automatically assigned jobs that customers booked on GoBirth in your area. You are paid the full rate on the job, minus a 20% referral fee charged by GoBirth.
You decide when and how often you will accept jobs. You are your own boss!
Set your own rates you wish to charge customer's for booked work assigned to you.
You will be able to meet and work with expecting moms in your area that are proud customers that booked on GoBirth
As a midwife provider accepting jobs from expecting mom's that booked a home birth session through GoBirth, the average rate is $4,500. After the 20% GoBirth referral fee is deducted, you will earn $3,600 per birth session. You may also set your own rate other than the average.
As a doula provider accepting work, you can accept jobs to provide doula services at the expecting mom's home. The average rate is $800. After the 20% GoBirth referral fee is deducted, you will earn $600 per doula session. You may also set your orn rate other than the average.
As a lactation provider, you can accept jobs to provide lactation classes at the expecting mom's home. The average rate is 50, and you will earn 20 per class session after the GoBirth referral fee is deducted. You may also set your own rate other than the average.
GoBirth is proud to be the first App where expecting mom's can instantly book their birth to take place with a midwife in the comfort of their home with a midwife, or at their preferred location such as a private birthing center. Midwife providers should expect to include padding time on your schedule, just as you would with any birth service. If an expecting mom might give birth too soon from the booked session time and the midwife cannot be with the mom on time, a mom may cancel the session and go to the hospital instead to give birth. The expecting mom will receive a full refund for the booked birth session on GoBirth. Basic proof of the early birth at a hospital/ER is required for a full refund. The midwife will not be receive earnings for the refunded session.
Also, as soon as a midwife provider is assigned a birth session from an expecting mom, we ask for the midwife providers to stay in contact with the expecting mom regularly before the booked birth session takes place. We also ask for the midwife providers to provide the expecting mom with their own emergency birth phone number, in the event the expecting mom needs to contact the midwife provider sooner than planned. As a professional midwife provider, you are responsible to provide proper and appropriate midwifery care and service.