IBCLCs (27)Juana Rodriguez
239-851-0909
lactationwhisperer@gmail.com
Monday-Friday 3 pm - 8 pm, Saturday 9 am - 2 pm provide home visits for lactation consult. provide hospital grade pump rental sale of breastfeeding items such as SNS, THERASHELLS, and MEDELA replacement parts"
Maggie Rezende
305-975-3995
maggierezende1@gmail.com
breastfeeding support working and pumping
Mirine Dye
mirinedye@me.com
https://www.facebook.com/MiamiIBCLC/
Home Visits Lactation Training Programs LCERP provider CEU provider
South Miami Hospital
Jacquelyng567@gmail.com
Home & Hospital Visits, Prenatal Classes. Experience with lactation throughout several stages and medical conditions including premature, late premature, newborns infants, and toddlers.
South Lake Hospital
352-394-4071
amy.harvick@orlandohealth.com
Mon-Fri 8am-5pm Free Breastfeeding Phone Line Moms Morning Out Support Group (Wed. 10am) Out-Patient Breastfeeding Consultations
Naval Hospital Jacksonville
904-891-8228
rachelnvs@gmail.com
Bi-lingual
Roseline Rosario
407-575-5024
roseline_hartmann@hotmail.com
Mary Wachira
352-513-6060
amama4breastmilk@gmail.com
8 am to 9 pm
Maureen Pahl
786-527-6866
maureenp@baptisthealth.net
NICU support, premature ill infants
Memorial
904-702-1538
rjparr34@gmail.com
9:30 am- 5 pm Inpatient and outpatient consultations Breastfeeding support group- third Friday 1030 - 1200 - complimentary Breastfeeding community classes at Memorial - Simple Guidelines to Breastfeeding ( childbirth classes) Speciality - working with premature babies, SNS"
Annette Leary
learyja@bellsouth.net
Days, Evenings Home lactation visits, trained in cranio sacral therapy
Good Samaritan Medical Center
561-650-6439
kathleen.wegner@tenethealth.com
Breastfeeding Support and Classes
John Hopkins All Childrens Hospital
727-767-8686
kris.guthrie@jhmi.edu
Kristen Reynolds
321-263-5730
kristentreynolds@gmail.com
9 am - 8 pm In home private consultations Office private consultations Breastfeeding classes
Patricia Koplin
386-316-1499
Patricia.Koplin@flhealth.gov
La Leche League - phone calls, text, email, home visit
Laura Moylan
478-361-8399
nursingmomsluv@gmail.com
6-9 pm weekdays, 10am-9pm weekends, IBCLC consulting, problem solving
Tangela Boyd
407-680-8045
tangela@mommymilkandmeinc.com
www.mommymilkandmeinc.com
Hours vary - please call to schedule
Sharon Douglas
910-495-6174
Profnurse55@gmail.com
By Appointment, prenatal, childbirth, postpartum, breastfeeding education and lactation assistance.
Marsha Gaines
941-495-6174
iammarshagaines@gmail.com
9 am - 11 pm, phone
Tampa Breastfeeding Center LLC
813-892-8990
amyhammantibclc@gmail.com
www.breastfeedtampa.com
Mon- Fri 8 am-6pm, Sat-Sun 8 am-1pm, We are a group of professional Board Certified Lactation Specialists (IBCLC) dedicated to providing affordable, non-judgmental, evidence based lactation care for you and your baby. We will gladly work with you and any support you may have, including your pediatrician, to resolve any lactation or feeding issues so that you can meet your breastfeeding goals. As part of our service, our practice currently provides home visits and clinic visits that consist of: Prenatal education Basic breastfeeding technique and management Back to work lactation care and education Lactation management of infants with anatomical challenges Breastfeeding with multiples Breastfeeding infants with neurological disorders and genetic challenges Premature infants and pumping protocols Low milk supply/oversupply Inverted and flat nipples Maternal health conditions Latch issues NICU to home breastfeeding care Failure to thrive Postpartum depression Teens and lactation, nutrition education Tongue and lip ties and post revision care Support groups and classes Hospital grade pump rentals Tampa Breastfeeding Center is currently located in Tampa, FL and serving the surrounding areas. We are also a preferred provider for Aetna and Tricare."
Jennifer Jones
561-338-3322
jenniferteachesbreastfeeding@gmail.com
breastfeedingboutique.com
Office visit In home consultations Adoption lactation post breast reduction lactation breastfeeding and milk production difficulties breastfeeding multiples
St, Lucie Medical Center
fbonner@hotmail.com
www.stluciemed.com
Monday-Friday 9 am- 5 pm Full service Lactation Consultant Assist with difficulty latching, low milk supply, going back to work, use of breast pumps and re-lactation. Prenatal Breastfeeding Classes offered.
Marcelle Crago
marcelle@wholesomelactationcare.com
9 am - 5 pm Lactation Support
Patricia Daley
904-554-9647
patricia.daley@att.net
Lactation Services
St, Lucie Medical Center
fbonner@hotmail.com
www.stluciemed.com
Monday-Friday 9 am- 5 pm Full service Lactation Consultant Assist with difficulty latching, low milk supply, going back to work, use of breast pumps and re-lactation. Prenatal Breastfeeding Classes offered.
Rebecca Goff
321-866-8484
rebecca@lactationlink.com
https://lactationlink.com/consultant/rebecca-goff/
By appointment only, in-person consults, e-consults
Laene Keith
321-271-7990
laene@lactationlink.com
https://lactationlink.com/consultant/laene-keith/
Creating confident families on the Space Coast. Dual certified speech pathologist and lactation consultant offering in home and secure video consultations on the Space Coast of Florida.
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Medical Professionals (2)Debra Novak
904-509-7013
travelerdebb@yahoo.com
8 am - 5 pm, IBCLC, Babycare 101, RN
Jennifer Lynch, PNP
407-325-9381
jennifermlynch@live.com
Monday 8-5, Tuesday 8-5, Wednesday 8-5, Friday 8-5
Support Groups (1)South Lake Hospital
amy.harvick@orlandohealth.com
Time: Wed 10 am
Charge: Free
Location:
southlakehospital.com
WIC Breastfeeding Coordinators (5)Miami Dade WIC
calorie829@hotmail.com
Polk County WIC
christine.smith@flhealth.gov
Volusia County WIC
386-316-1499
Patricia.Koplin@flhealth.gov
Hernando County WIC
352-540-6924
jennie.lanziero@FLHealth.gov
Duval County WIC
904-253-2361
patricia.holder@flhealth.gov
IBCLC consults, pumps for WIC clients
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IBCLC
Lactation Consultants who have the initials IBCLC or RLC after their names have completed rigorous training, including hundreds of hours of supervised experience, and passed a certifying exam given by the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners, which is independently accredited. This is the highest level of professional lactation qualification, and those holding it are required to recertify every five years. An IBCLC may charge a fee, which may not be covered by insurance.
Read more about the IBCLC credential here.
Breastfeeding Counselors and Educators
Breastfeeding Counselors and Educators come from a variety of backgrounds and training programs. Such training includes classes or coursework, and may or may not include hands-on experience with nursing mothers and babies. A person listed in this section may hold a certificate saying they have completed a course or series of courses; the certificate may also show that the person passed an exam.
These Counselors and Educators will list credentials like Certified Lactation Counslor (CLC), Certified Lacation Specialist, Certified Breastfeeding Specialist, Certified Lactation Educator (CLE), etc. Because these are offered by different organizations, with different requirements for training and for certification, it is best to read about the training of each type of Breastfeeding Counselor and Educator here.
Free Community Breastfeeding Support Counselors
Free Community Breastfeeding Support Counselors are women who have received training from a specific organization, and have often breastfed their own babies. Some of these organizations require the Counselor to keep up-to-date with continuing education. These Counselors provide support about situations that may arise over the normal course of breastfeeding, and can guide a nursing mother in seeking help from a professional when needed. They may be available for phone help, in support group settings, and will sometimes provide home visits. This support is usually free (some may ask for coverage of expenses like parking if required when doing a home visit).
Free Community Breastfeeding Support Counslers may be trained by national organizations like Breastfeeding USA and La Leche League, or local ones. Read more about various volunteer training programs here.
Medical Professional
Medical Professionals listed on ZipMilk are people who have a medical credential and have expressed an interest in breastfeeding. They might include doctors, midwives, osteopaths, or dentists.
As with non-medical practitioners, the most rigorous professional certification in breastfeeding is the IBCLC. Doctors may also be members or fellows of the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine, a world-wide organization of MDs interested in breastfeeding. Please note that a medical credential by itself does not show that the person has breastfeeding expertise. A Medical Professional who is listed here should tell you about their additional experience or training in breastfeeding.
Read more about various credentials you may see in addition to a practitioners medical degree here.
Support Group
Support Groups on ZipMilk might be led or facilitated by a person from one of several different backgrounds. The person might be a volunteer counselor, IBCLC, Peer Counselor or CLC, or something else - feel free to ask about a facilitator's training if it is not clearly stated.
Support Groups offer a chance to meet other mothers and get advice on breastfeeding from both peers and experts. Group times and locations are subject to change. Please call to confirm these before attending a meeting. Groups run by volunteers are usually free. Groups run by hospitals or businesses may have a charge or require registration.
Read more about the training of the people who might run these Support Groups here.
WIC Breastfeeding Coordinator
WIC Breastfeeding Coordinators oversee programs that support breastfeeding mothers enrolled in the federal program for Women, Infants, and Children. Many WIC offices have peer counselors who can provide support for nursing families. Search ZipMilk for your local WIC office to find out what services are available.
Read more about the training program for WIC Peer Counselors here.