IBCLC® Hub

Whether you are currently practicing as an IBCLC in the United States or aspiring to be one, USLCA has gathered the following information specific to the needs of IBCLCs. If you have suggestions for additional resources to be added to this list, please email us at info@uslca.org.

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Breastfeeding Organizations

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Accreditation

The IBCLC credential is administered by the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners® (IBLCE®). Questions pertaining to pathways, examination, scope of practice, certification status, etc. should be directed to IBLCE.

Advocacy

Advocating for recognition and understanding of the importance of the IBCLC credential can be a challenge. Whether you are looking to advocate for yourself in your workplace or join a committee dedicated to policy-making, USLCA is here to help.

Efficacy of the IBCLC
8 Steps to Advocacy
Join the Advocacy Committee
Clarifying Clinical Lactation Care vs Breastfeeding Support
Advocacy webinars:
- Advocacy 101
- Advocacy 201

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