: The lactation consultant provides expert support and education to breastfeeding mothers and infants. This role involves providing in-person consultations, telephone follow-ups, and outpatient services to address lactation challenges, enhance breastfeeding success, and ensure mothers and infants receive optimal care. The lactation consultant works closely with healthcare providers to coordinate care, provide education, and ensure continuity of lactation support after discharge. Educate mothers and families about proper breastfeeding techniques, infant feeding cues, and the benefits of breastfeeding. Develop and implement personalized care plans that support breastfeeding success. Provide emotional support and encouragement to empower families to meet their breastfeeding goals. Document all interactions, assessments, and care provided in accordance with hospital policies and patient privacy regulations. Collaboration and Coordination of Care: Collaborate with healthcare providers to ensure seamless continuity of care for breastfeeding families. Communicate and coordinate effectively with staff to ensure lactation needs are addressed during hospital stays and post-discharge. Outpatient Lactation Support: Provide individualized lactation support to mothers and infants through outpatient follow-up, including in-person visits and telephone consultations. Assess breastfeeding techniques, infant latch, milk supply, and overall breastfeeding goals. Address common lactation challenges, including sore nipples, low milk supply, latch issues, and breastfeeding pain, using evidence-based strategies. Required Skills and Qualifications: RN License in the state of employment or compact required IBCLC (International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant) certification required BLS required