Jamaica Hospital Medical Center—one of America’s 100 Best Hospitals by Healthgrades—is a 384-bed, not-for-profit, fully accredited community teaching hospital serving Queens since 1891, where we started in just a four-bedroom house. Today, we deliver nationally recognized care in cardiology, stroke, oncology, imaging, and emergency medicine, and are New York State’s only Primary Heart Attack Center and the first Comprehensive Stroke Center.
With an expanded Level I Trauma Center, Pediatric Emergency Department, modern maternity services, and over 120,000 ER visits annually, we offer dynamic opportunities for professional growth, impact and clinical excellence. Through our affiliation with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and the upcoming opening of our newly built, state-of-the-art Cancer Center, we continue to expand access to world-class care.
As a safety-net hospital, filling a void for the people in the community, we proudly serve all patients regardless of ability to pay. Join us during this exciting period of growth and help shape the future of healthcare.
Mission: To serve our patients and the community in a way that is second to none.
Vision: To be the premier integrated healthcare delivery system by providing the highest quality, most cost-effective service, which is accessible and sensitive to all.
Jamaica Hospital Medical Center is a 404-bed hospital and has served the Jamaica, Queens community since 1891. Regarded as a leading hospital in Queens, New York, we offer a wide variety of patient-centered, expert care to our community. We have also been recognized by many renowned healthcare organizations as leaders in overall quality care and patient safety. Awards however are not as important as the trust and respect we receive from those we care for. We take your care– and the care of your newborn– very seriously.
As a MIDWIFE, you will be responsible for:
Primary care for expecting mothers and women
Diagnosing and treating patients
Providing references to specialists
STD testing and treatment on expecting parents
Education and preparation for new parents
Handling labor and delivery
Care for newborns during the first 28 days of life
Assisting during cesarean sections
Emotional support for expecting mothers
Prenatal examinations
Postnatal examinations
Training to deal with complications that may arise during labor and delivery
Prescribing medicine to patients
You must hold at least a Master's degree.
Have successfully passed the American Midwifery Certification Board licensing exam.
Posess a valid NYS RN License.
Display compassion, emapthy, and fenuine concern for the patient and her newborn.
Be technologically advanced in latest medical software.
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