Robert Winter, MD

For Megan, midwifery is her calling. She became a midwife to educate and empower women to take control of their well-being. Supporting women through all of life’s transitions is a fulfilling, humbling and fun job for her. She gets excited to go to work each day as she thinks about the women she will meet and the relationships she will build. Megan is particularly interested in promoting physiologic birth—which tends to be both safer and healthier—and is passionate about working to reduce disparities in maternity care. She speaks Spanish and is committed to improving migrant farmworker health.

Jennifer is very passionate about women’s healthcare. Her career path started as a registered nurse. After practicing for more than 16 years, Jennifer decided to further her education by pursuing a Master’s degree in certified nurse midwifery. Jennifer felt it was really important to show her children and family that through hard work you can accomplish your goals and make your dreams come true. Jennifer has special interests in providing healthcare to young moms and to patients with postpartum depression. Jennifer is married to her high school sweetheart and they have four children, along with a number of pets. In her free time, Jennifer enjoys reading and shopping.

Dr Walker loves coming to work and not knowing what to expect. Being an obstetrics and gynecology doctor means she might be performing a challenging surgery one day and being a part of the amazing moment of new birth the next day. Dr Walker also works with patients on infertility and family planning, managing menopause, and pediatric and adolescent gynecology. Additionally, she is able to perform minimally invasive surgeries. In her free time, Dr Walker volunteers at a variety of community activities in and around Kalamazoo and through her church. She loves traveling and spending time outside, especially in or on water, as well as enjoying good music and good movies.