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Lakewood Health System

International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) - Part-Time

1w

Lakewood Health System

US · Full-time · $64,000 – $107,560

About this role

The Certified Lactation Counselor/Consultant provides expert breastfeeding support, education, and advocacy to mothers, infants, and families while promoting evidence-based, patient-centered care. The IBCLC/RNCLC collaborates with providers, nursing staff, Women’s Health personnel, and OB Case Management to deliver lactation education and support across inpatient and outpatient settings.

This part-time role contributes to staff education and program development to promote, protect, and support breastfeeding throughout Lakewood Health System. The position may be filled by either a Registered Nurse with IBCLC/CLC certification or a non-RN IBCLC/CLC candidate with relevant maternal-child health experience.

Lakewood Health System’s Obstetrics department supports the mission by providing safe, compassionate care to mothers, infants, and families. The team includes Registered Nurses, Lactation Specialists, Health Unit Coordinators, and Obstetric Technicians who work together to support individualized care plans and promote positive patient outcomes.

Compensation is determined based on licensure, certifications, education, and relevant clinical experience. RN/IBCLC candidates fall within an anticipated hiring range of $42.96–$53.78/hour while non-RN IBCLC candidates fall within $32.00–$42.00/hour.

Requirements

  • MN Registered Nurse Certified Lactation Counselor (RNCLC)
  • International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) preferred
  • Previous lactation consulting experience preferred
  • Strong organizational and problem-solving skills
  • Ability to multitask and maintain therapeutic patient boundaries
  • Passionate about maternal-child health and family-centered care
  • Committed to providing exceptional breastfeeding education and support

Responsibilities

  • Serve as a breastfeeding resource for hospital and clinic staff
  • Provide direct lactation consultation and breastfeeding support to patients
  • Assist in reviewing and developing breastfeeding-related policies and procedures
  • Collaborate with care teams to resolve inpatient breastfeeding concerns
  • Educate patients on breast pump usage and breastfeeding techniques
  • Develop and distribute breastfeeding education materials
  • Promote and maintain employee lactation support programs
  • Provide telephone support and follow-up care for breastfeeding patients