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Elisabeth Markus-Sullivan, CNM, NP, is a Certified Nurse-Midwife and nurse practitioner at Pure OBGYN in New York City. She is proud to serve patients at the clinic's Park Slope area of Brooklyn. Elisabeth provides care with individual attention, compassion and consideration of each patient with a high focus on patient safety. Prior to joining the team at Pure OBGYN, Elisabeth worked as a doula, nurse-midwife, and nurse practitioner in New York City, providing physical and emotional support to women and their partners during their pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum. She also provided gynecological care and counseled women on family planning, sexually transmitted diseases, and preconception care. She is dedicated to research and has authored a publication about pregnancy through donor insemination in the Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health.
She graduated from Columbia Universitys Nurse-Midwifery program in 2003 and has spent 11 years caring for underserved communities in Manhattan and NJ. She most recently worked for 7 years in the Metropolitan Hospital Midwifery Service where she provided full-scope care to an amazing community and polished up her Spanish. Prior to becoming a midwife, Shannon studied molecular biology and biochemistry at Wesleyan University while focusing on gender studies.
Leading provider in private and group Childbirth classes.
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Carriage House Birth trains top notch birth and postpartum doulas world wide and provides doula services and childbirth education to families in LA, NYC and growing with our holistic approach to pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum care. We are honored to have served over 1500+ families in New York and Los Angeles since 2011.
She graduated from Columbia Universitys Nurse-Midwifery program in 2003 and has spent 11 years caring for underserved communities in Manhattan and NJ. She most recently worked for 7 years in the Metropolitan Hospital Midwifery Service where she provided full-scope care to an amazing community and polished up her Spanish. Prior to becoming a midwife, Shannon studied molecular biology and biochemistry at Wesleyan University while focusing on gender studies.
