Trina A. Strang, CNM

My journey into midwifery began years ago when I became pregnant with my first son, Skylar, in 1993. My prenatal care with midwives was personal, informative and empowering. I immediately knew that I must become a midwife! I entered nursing school soon after his birth and I was fortunate to get my first job, as a nurse, in the maternity center at Providence. After spending years gaining knowledge of child birth and helping to empower women and families during their birthing experiences, I returned to school to complete my midwifery education. It was during this training, that I birthed my second son, Kai, at the birth center. I have been a part of Midwifery and Women’s Health Care at Geneva Woods ever since! Some days I can’t believe how fortunate I am to live in such an amazing place to enjoy the outdoors with my family and friends, while also being a part of such a progressive birthing community.