Position Description
The Minnesota Maternal Mortality Review Committee will seek to have statewide representation of the following groups: medical examiners or coroners, representatives of health care institutions that provide care to pregnant women, family practice providers serving birthing persons, obstetric and midwifery practitioners, Medicaid representatives, representatives of state agencies, individuals and health providers from communities with disparate rates of maternal mortality, and other subject matter experts as appropriate.
Strongly encourage persons who represent organizations or programs or are professionally affiliated with work that serves birthing persons to identify such affiliation or plans for representation of the organization in the application. This includes but is not limited to: community-based programs, persons with lived experience of maternal morbidity, doulas, nurses, maternal health practitioners, obstetricians, perinatology, midwives, nurse practitioners, social work, family practice medicine, emergency medicine, critical care, cardiology, infectious disease, psychiatry, mental health services, family home visiting, public health, Tribal health, federally qualified health care centers, care coordinator, health leadership, reproductive justice, insurance payor, substance use treatment professionals, domestic violence, law enforcement, community health workers, and individuals serving birthing persons or all regions of Minnesota in a traditional and non-traditional manner.