The owner and head midwife (CP, LM) of Twin Falls Midwifery.

She started her midwifery journey back when she was a child; she would get all the little girls together in the neighborhood and play labor and delivery, delivering dozens of doll babies by the time she was six.  As time went by, she was introduced to and fell in love with the profession of midwifery, often saying that “when she grew up”, she would be a midwife.   
“Growing up” to Beth looked like being able to raise her beautiful family of six daughters to be strong women, an experience that only further edified the importance of having quality care in the pivotal times of a girls life. 

Beth Started birth work teaching Lamaze in a hospital setting and attending as many births as she could as a doula and support person.  She started formal training 18 years ago, when her youngest, (twins), were 12 years old and could handle their mom being committed to the crazy schedule that student midwives experience.   

Beth completed her midwifery training and first years as a licensed midwife and eventually a student director at Maternidad La Luz Midwifery School and Birth Center in El Paso Texas.   At that time MLL was the busiest freestanding birth  center in the entire United States.  In the 8 years she was associated with MLL she attended over 1000 births and 3000 prenatal appointments. The years there were intense and exhausting - but the valuable lessons Beth learned from Student midwives from all over the world and the gracious women who allowed her to welcome their children in to the world have caused a forever binding to that place and time in her life and career.

Since Moving to Idaho Beth has had the pleasure of working as a private practicing midwife in both birth center and home birth settings.  Beth held a position since 2019 on the Idaho state Board of Midwifery and stood as the chairperson of the board for the last few years.  When Midwifery moved to the board of Nursing, Beth resigned from her position and was very happy about the changes that she was involved in making within the midwifery profession.  Beth states that she learned so much about how to really be aware of safe and outstanding care and how important it is to be involved in local and national legislation. 

Beth recently was quoted as saying,
”There is nothing more rewarding than being involved in the profession that empowers women to trust the design of their bodies and recognize the individuality of each woman as they move through pregnancy and childbirth with confidence, trust and with care providers that truly know them!” 

In the last two years God has blessed Beth by providing the the opportunity to own a group practice and birth center in the amazing town of Twin Falls, Idaho.  The Midwives and my support staff that I work with and the families in the community that have trusted us with their care have made my work here such an amazing experience.   

“This truly has been my calling from my Lord and Savior from the time I was a small girl.”