
In-Office Certified Lactation Consultant
Mahmee
🇺🇸 United States
On-site
25 months ago
- EHR
25 months ago
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To accomplish this goal, you’ll need knowledge in:
- Infant feeding behaviors, with emphasis on the first 42 days of life.
- Knowledge of galactagogue indications and use.
- Knowledge of symmetrical latching techniques
- Common breastfeeding challenges in the first 12 months of life.
- Evidence-based Indications for infant feeding supplementation
- Milk collection and storage guidelines
- Breastfeeding management strategies for patients of low-risk to high-risk issues.
You must have all of these skills:
- Selecting and using feeding devices such as supplemental nursing systems, nipple shields, bottles, and finger feeding to improve health outcomes.
- Conducting maternal and infant assessments to identify feeding challenges.
- Strong clinical and critical thinking skills.
- Hands-on latching and positioning instruction
- Providing non-judgemental, compassionate patient care, with excellent bedside manner.
- Communicating treatment plans and rationale to patients and care providers.
Your responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Conduct lactation consultations in an outpatient clinic setting for patients with low to moderate-risk issues.
- Use clinical and critical thinking skills to assess, diagnose, and treat breastfeeding challenges.
- Counsel patients on breastfeeding techniques and strategies, individualized to the family's feeding goals.
- Construct age-appropriate and sustainable feeding plans that support the health of the dyad and their feeding goals while prioritizing the patient's comfort and experience.
- Utilize and apply company treatment protocols and standards when providing care.
- Collaborate with colleagues and the Lactation Manager on the patient caseload, treatment plans, patient follow-up, referrals, and challenges identified.
- Document all patient care and interactions in the company's EHR.
- Provide follow-up communication to patients to evaluate or modify existing care plans.
- Instruct patients on milk expression techniques and products.
Requirement
- Active IBCLC Certification Â
In-Office Certified Lactation Consultant · Mahmee