LYNNEECE MARIE ROONEY, C.N.M.
Midwife at Spillers Ln, Houston, TX

Adjunct Clinical OB Faculty at The University of Texas Arlington, DOE Vice Chair/Ed Policy Chair at ACNM, Certified Nurse Midwife at LMR Midwifery Services and Consulting, Affiliate Legislative Contact at CTCNM, Clinical OB Faculty at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

Hospital & Health Care

The University of Texas Arlington - Houston, TX since Aug 2012 - Adjunct Clinical OB Faculty ACNM since Jun 2012 - DOE Vice Chair/Ed Policy Chair LMR Midwifery Services and Consulting - Houston, TX since Jun 2012 - Certified Nurse Midwife CTCNM since 2008 - Affiliate Legislative Contact The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston - The University of Texas HSC Houston School of Nursing since Aug 2006 - Clinical OB Faculty Texas Womans University - Houston SON - Houston, Texas Area Sep 2011 - Jun 2012 - Adjunct Clinical Faculty Spring Branch Medical Center May 2009 - May 2010 - Lead Certified Nurse Midwife Spring Branch Medical Center Jan 2009 - May 2010 - Asst. Director of Womens Services The Woman's Hospital of Texas Nov 1994 - Dec 2008 - Charge Nurse L&D

The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston 2003 - 2005
MSN, Nurse Midwifery The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston 2001 - 2003
BSN, Nursing St. Louis Community College 1978 - 1980
ADN, Nursing

Limited Spanish

Midwifery

We provide home birth services in your home.
1430 Spillers Ln, Houston 77043
(281) 536-8993 (Phone), (713) 973-0629 (Fax)

Breast Exams, Breastfeeding Counseling, Family Planning, Contraceptive Care & Counseling, Pap Smear, Pregnancy Care, Pregnancy or Ob (Obstetric) Care, Prenatal Care, Prenatal Care & Counseling, Preventative Care

Breast Exam, Breast Feeding, Family Planning, Obstetrics, Preconception Counseling, Primary Care

English

I believe in and support the ACNM's position statement on birth as follows: "A normal physiologic labor and birth is one that is powered by the innate human capacity of the woman and fetus. This birth is more likely to be safe and healthy because there is no unnecessary intervention that disrupts normal physiologic processes ." (Midwife.org, 2012).