Lactation Consultant – San Luis Obispo County, CA
The County of San Luis Obispo Public Health Department is seeking a dedicated Lactation Consultant who is passionate about assisting lowincome families. The Consultant will provide lactation support for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers in the WIC program, and can expect to work 40 hours per week. Applicants must hold current certification as an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC).
Rooted in Tradition: Celebrating Black Excellence in Breastfeeding Support
Rooted in Tradition: Celebrating Black Excellence in Breastfeeding Support September 17th, 2025 By: Kiana Ayers, RN, IBCLC, LCCE This August's Black Breastfeeding Week theme, "Boots on the Ground: Rooted in Breastfeeding Success, Grounded in Community Support,"...
Celebrating AANHPI Breastfeeding Week: A NICU Lactation Consultant’s Perspective on Inclusive Care
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Neurodiversity in Lactation: How My Family’s Autism Journey Transformed My Approach to Breastfeeding Support
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Beyond the Basics: How Margaret Salty, MPH, IBCLC is Transforming Lactation Care Through Education and Advocacy
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USLCA’s Board of Director’s Welcomes 2 New Members!
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2025 Membership Dues Increase
USLCA strives to offer a high-value membership to all lactation care providers, regardless of their membership level. In order to continue to offer all of the education and resources you rely on, a membership dues increase will occur January 1, 2025 for Digital and...
Learning from Diversity: Rachel Romero’s Path to Inclusive Lactation Care
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Empowering AANHPI Families: Melissa Tsoi Cheng’s path to Inclusive Lactation Care
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Lessons Learned When Grandmother is the LC
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