Nurse Midwives Email List

39,542+ verified Nurse Midwives contacts. Start with verified baseline email & phone data, then layer optional buyer intent topics and facility technology intelligence to target in-market healthcare decision-makers with total precision.

39,542+ Contacts
October 2026 Verified
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39,542+
Verified Nurse Midwives
MATCH RATE 98.4%
BUYING INTENT 20+ Topics
TECH INTEL Epic / PACS
GROWTH +12.5%
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Nurse Midwive
Dr. James Miller
Specialized Nurse Midwive
j.miller***@clinic.org
(216) 444-****
Nurse Midwive
Dr. Sarah Chen
General Nurse Midwive
s.chen***@hospital.net
(415) 555-****

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Nurse Midwives list at a glance

The MedicalProspects Nurse Midwives Email List has 39,542 verified nurse midwife contacts worldwide, updated October 2026. U.S. records are matched to an active NPI with NUCC taxonomy 367A00000X (Advanced Practice Midwife) and to state licenses; international records are checked against national registers. Emails are verified before delivery. Filter by country, state, practice setting and location.

Scope

Who is in the Nurse Midwives Email List

Certified nurse-midwives (CNMs) are advanced practice registered nurses who provide prenatal, labor and birth, postpartum and well-woman gynecologic care. In many states they prescribe medications and attend births in hospitals, birth centers and homes, either independently or in collaboration with obstetricians.

The list is built on the Advanced Practice Midwife code in the NUCC Health Care Provider Taxonomy. Certified professional midwives and other direct-entry midwives are credentialed differently and are not part of the U.S. count unless they hold that code.

Taxonomy code

367A00000X, Advanced Practice Midwife (primary or secondary taxonomy on the NPI record)

Roles

Practicing nurse-midwives, midwifery practice owners, midwifery service directors and faculty

Not included

Women's health nurse practitioners, gynecologists and obstetric nurses, each a separate list

Practice settings

Hospital labor and delivery, midwife-led and OB-GYN group practices, freestanding birth centers, community health centers and home-birth practices

Geography

United States (all 50 states and DC) plus international midwives; the 39,542 total covers both. Practice address down to ZIP or postal code

Use cases

Who buys this list and why

Nurse-midwives choose and recommend products for birth and postpartum care, so buyers come from maternal health, devices and women's health services.

Maternal health devices and monitoring

Fetal monitoring, labor support, postpartum hemorrhage and remote prenatal monitoring companies reach midwives who run labor care. Pair with maternal-fetal medicine specialists for high-risk programs.

Contraception and women's health therapies

Pharma and device teams for contraception, menopause and gynecologic care reach midwives who provide well-woman care, alongside gynecologists.

Lactation and newborn products

Breastfeeding, infant feeding and newborn care brands contact midwives and lactation consultants who advise new parents.

Recruiting and practice software

Hospitals, birth centers and search firms recruit nurse-midwives; EHR and billing vendors serve midwifery practice owners.

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Data

Data fields in each nurse midwife record

Each Nurse Midwives record includes the core fields below as standard. Intent signals and technology data are optional add-on layers on top.

Standard fields in every record 8 core fields
Name and credentialsFirst and last name and credentials such as CNM, APRN, MSN or DNP
NPI and taxonomy10-digit NPI with primary and secondary NUCC taxonomy codes
State licenseLicense state and status for U.S. records
PracticePractice, hospital or birth center name and practice type
Birth settingHospital, birth center or home birth, where available
EmailProfessional email address, verified before delivery
Phone and faxPractice phone, plus direct dial and fax where available
AddressStreet address, city, state and ZIP code of the practice location

Sample Nurse Midwives records (masked)

Layer 1: Verified records (standard) Layer 2: Intent signals (optional add-on) Layer 3: Technology data (optional add-on)
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NameCredentialTaxonomyBirth settingPractice typeCity, StateEmailNPIIntent signal (add-on)Technology (add-on)Status
H**** B****CNM367A00000XHospitalMidwife-led practiceMinneapolis, MNh****@****.org17******** High (Healthcare Cybersecurity) Palo Alto Networks SecurityVERIFIED
S**** F****CNM, DNP367A00000XBirth centerFreestanding birth centerAustin, TXs****@****.com13******** Medium (Patient Engagement) Epic Systems / Cerner EHRVERIFIED
M**** Q****CNM367A00000XHospitalOB-GYN groupProvidence, RIm****@****.com19******** Medium (Telehealth Platform) Nuance & Viz.ai AI DiagnosticsVERIFIED
A**** L****CNM, MSN367A00000XCommunity clinicCommunity health centerYakima, WAa****@****.org12******** Medium (Population Health) Cardiology & Diagnostic SystemsVERIFIED
J**** O****CNM367A00000XHome birthIndependent practiceBurlington, VTj****@****.com16******** High (Clinical Trial Systems) HST Pathways & RCM SuiteVERIFIED

Names, emails, phones and NPIs are masked. Rows are illustrative, not real people.

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Targeting

Filters that matter for nurse midwife campaigns

Midwives work in very different birth settings, so setting and practice ownership matter more than any clinical tag.

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Birth setting

Hospital, freestanding birth center, community clinic or home birth.

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Practice type

Midwife-led practice, OB-GYN group, hospital-employed or community health center.

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State

Practice authority and prescribing rules for midwives differ by state.

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Credential

CNM with MSN or DNP degrees.

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Geography

State, metro area, ZIP radius or sales territory.

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Contact channel

Records with email only, email and direct dial, or a mailing address for print.

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Intent Signal Configurator (Optional Add-on)

Which signals should I layer on the Nurse Midwives list?

Pick your campaign type to see the maternity and women's health topics midwives are researching.

Technology Intelligence Configurator (Optional Add-on)

Which software & facility equipment filters match your campaign?

Choose a technology focus to filter birth settings by their monitoring and records systems.

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FAQ

Nurse Midwives list FAQs

How many nurse midwives are on the list?

The list has 39,542 verified nurse midwife contacts in the U.S. and internationally, current as of October 2026. U.S. records carry NUCC taxonomy code 367A00000X.

Are lay and certified professional midwives included?

Not unless they hold the Advanced Practice Midwife taxonomy code, which is for nurse-midwives. If you need direct-entry midwives, tell us and we will check availability for your target states.

Can I reach birth center midwives only?

Yes, where the birth setting is tagged. Coverage varies by region, so your free sample shows the count for each setting before you buy.

Can I combine midwives with OB-GYNs?

Yes. Many maternal health campaigns pair this list with gynecologists and women's health nurse practitioners. We merge lists in one file and remove duplicates by NPI.

How are nurse midwife records verified?

U.S. records are matched to an active NPI in the CMS NPPES registry and checked against taxonomy code and state license status. International records are checked against national registers. Emails are verified before every delivery. See our data quality page.

Verification

How the data is verified and delivered

01

Registry-matched records

U.S. Nurse Midwives are matched to an active NPI with NUCC taxonomy 367A00000X (Advanced Practice Midwife) and to state license status; international records are checked against national registers. Refreshed monthly.

02

Email checked every delivery

Emails for Nurse Midwives are verified before every delivery, with a 99% deliverability guarantee and 1:1 replacement of hard bounces.

03

Samples first, fast delivery

20 free sample records matched to your birth setting and practice type filters before you buy. Delivered as CSV or Excel with name and credentials, npi and taxonomy and state license. Usually within 24 to 48 hours.

04

Compliant business data

Professional business contact data for Nurse Midwives only, for CAN-SPAM compliant outreach. No patient data.

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