Megan Cleveland, CNM

Megan Cleveland was raised in Burlington, Vermont. While earning her bachelor’s degree she volunteered as an emergency medical technician. She became passionate about birth and women’s health while studying abroad in Uganda during nursing school. She worked side by side with local midwives and attended births in rural community hospitals.

Megan attended the University of Pennsylvania and earned a master’s degree in nurse-midwifery and women’s health. After graduation she taught undergraduate nursing and worked as a triage nurse in a high-risk obstetric clinic in Philadelphia. In 2016 Megan joined a busy midwifery practice in northern New Jersey that focused on low-intervention birth and waterbirths, both in hospital and out-of-hospital settings.

Megan is excited to continue providing midwifery care and supporting birth in the Four Corners region. She considers it a privilege to serve women and families during birth and to be a part of their stories. 

Megan lives in Durango with her husband and son. They enjoy fly fishing, hiking, and sharing meals with family and friends.