DC is growing and recruiting for volunteer and staff positions!

[Daisy CHAIN]

Daisy C.H.A.I.N. Creating Healthy Alliances In New-Mothering (DC) is growing and recruiting for volunteer and staff positions. DC provides the community with research and evidence-based support services and education for new-mothers and families. Located in Eugene and serving all of Lane County, DC is a 501c3 nonprofit serving families with FREE in-home and community based award winning programs. Programs are delivered with a nonjudgmental, trauma-informed approach and a commitment to equitable access for all families. Current programs include Homevisiting Program: In-home Professional Postpartum Doula and IBCLC visits during the first 2 weeks post-pregnancy or adoption; Nursing Nook walk-in individual breastfeeding consults from an IBCLC in a group setting, no appointment necessary, baby scale available; Baby Pop Music Singing and Signing geared toward families with babies 0-2; Baby Pop 2 Music and Movement aimed toward children 2 -5 and their caregiver. 

Please contact in...@daisychainmothering.org for more information, to send resume, and to schedule an interview. 

There are 3 positions described below: Volunteer IBCLC, Volunteer Postpartum Doula, and Staff IBCLC. 

POSITION #1

Volunteer IBCLC provides services to families in their home and/or at one of our Nursing Nook times.  IBCLC services are delivered with the professional standards outlined by the IBLCE (http://iblce.org/resources/professional-standards/). Daisy C.H.A.I.N.’s IBCLC’s have access to peer support, clinical guidance on individual client cases from senior IBCLCs, and a monthly check-in with DC supervisor. 

Responsibilities:

• Attend required meetings and in-services/trainings
• Check your email regularly for schedule changes, updates, and staff communication.
• Complete and turn in volunteer timelog as scheduled.
• Complete client documentation in a timely nature.
• Maintain patient confidentiality and HIPAA-compliant records.
• Meet individually with Supervisor and/or senior IBCLC for case-management and to monitor paperwork completion, as needed.
• Provide lactation support that meets the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics to women and families.
• Provide knowledgeable, evidence-based breastfeeding support.
• Uphold DC’s mission, vision, and values
• Other duties as we deem appropriate

Requirements

• IBCLC Certification
• State IBCLC license, or willingness to obtain (some IBCLCs are exempt from this licensure)
• Valid CPR Certification
• Willingness to pass state background check
• Willingness to learn DC’s electronic systems
• Willingness to serve all families with nonjudgmental, compassionate care
• Have completed or will complete DC approved Trauma-Informed and Diversity Training
• Valid Drivers License for Homevisitor position
• Other items as necessary

We are looking for someone who

• Enjoys working with others, contributes to a team environment, willing to learn and be accountable
  
• Can serve as 
  
• a rotating Nursing Nook IBCLC (2-3 hour shift) and commit to 3 or more shifts per quarter 
  
• AND/OR
  
• as a Homevisiting IBCLC and serve one or more clients per month, including 1-2 follow-up visits as appropriate and text support for client for 2 weeks post-pregnancy/adoption. Visits typically 1-2 hours. 
  
• Flexible to changing needs of the nonprofit organization
  

POSITION #2

Volunteer Professional Postpartum Doula provides services to families in their homes for two weeks post-pregnancy/adoption and one prenatal homevisit. Doula services are delivered with the professional standards outlined by Doula’s professional training: CAPPA, DONA, Birth Arts International. Other professional postpartum doula trainings may be approved by supervisor. Daisy C.H.A.I.N.’s Doula’s have access to peer support, guidance on individual client cases from senior Doulas, and a monthly check-in with DC supervisor. 

Responsibilities:

• Attend required meetings and in-services/trainings
• Check your email regularly for schedule changes, updates, and staff communication.
• Complete and turn in volunteer timelog as scheduled.
• Complete client documentation in a timely nature.
• Maintain patient confidentiality and HIPAA-compliant records.
• Meet individually with Supervisors for case-management and to monitor paperwork completion, as needed.
• Provide Postpartum Doula support within Scope of Practice and Code of Ethics of professional doula association to women and families.
• Provide knowledgeable, evidence-based postpartum support.
• Uphold DC’s mission, vision, and values
• Other duties as we deem appropriate

Requirements

• Have completed or will complete Professional Postpartum Doula training
• Valid CPR Certification
• Willingness to pass state background check
• Valid Drivers License
• Willingness to learn DC’s electronic systems
• Willingness to serve all families with nonjudgmental, compassionate care
• Have completed or will complete DC approved Trauma-Informed and Diversity Training
• Other items as necessary

We are looking for someone that

• Enjoys working with others, contributes to a team environment, willing to learn and be accountable
• Can serve clients as a Homevisiting Postpartum Doula for up to five 2-hour homevisits within the first 2 weeks post-pregnancy/adoption. 
• Flexible to changing needs of the nonprofit organization

POSITION #3

Staff IBCLC provides services to families in their home and at our Nursing Nook times. IBCLC services are delivered with the professional standards outlined by the IBLCE (http://iblce.org/resources/professional-standards/). Daisy C.H.A.I.N.’s IBCLC’s have access to peer support, clinical guidance on individual client cases from senior IBCLCs, and a monthly check-in with DC supervisor. 

Responsibilities:

• Attend required meetings and in-services/trainings
• Check your email regularly for schedule changes, updates, and staff communication.
• Complete and turn in timesheet as scheduled.
• Complete client documentation in a timely nature.
• Maintain patient confidentiality and HIPAA-compliant records.
• Meet regularly with Supervisors and/or senior IBCLC for case-management and to monitor paperwork completion, as needed.
• Provide lactation support that meets the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics to women and families.
• Provide knowledgeable, evidence-based breastfeeding support.
• Uphold DC’s mission, vision, and values
• Other duties as we deem appropriate

Requirements

• IBCLC Certification
• State IBCLC license, or willingness to obtain (some IBCLCs are exempt from this licensure)
• Valid CPR Certification
• Willingness to pass state background check
• Willingness to travel to homes throughout Lane County
• Willingness to learn DC’s electronic systems
• Willingness to serve all families with nonjudgmental, compassionate care
• Valid Drivers License
• Complete DC approved Trauma-informed and Diversity trainings
• Other items as necessary

We are looking for someone who

• Enjoys working with others, contributes to a team environment, willing to learn and be accountable
• Can serve as weekly Nursing Nook IBCLC (2-3 hour shift) and as a Homevisiting IBCLC  including initial and 1-2 follow-up visits per client as appropriate and text support for client for 2 weeks post-pregnancy/adoption. Visits typically 1-2 hours. 
• Flexible to changing needs of the nonprofit organization
• Can commit to 1 Nursing Nook and a minimum of 3 client homevisits per week. Hours flex per client needs. Average 12 hours/week.

This is a grant funded position. $19/hour, 33 weeks, total 396 hours. 

Please contact in...@daisychainmothering.org for more information and to send resume and schedule an interview.