Lacy Mansfield

My journey began in southeastern Montana, where I worked as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) for nine years, providing emergency care throughout rural communities. That experience built the foundation for my calm presence, critical thinking, and ability to serve families confidently through every kind of birth scenario. In 2013, I felt a clear calling to midwifery. I began a dual educational program through the National College of Midwifery (NCM) and Mountain Midwives School to meet both Montana and Wyoming licensing requirements. I graduated from Mountain Midwives School in 2017 and earned my Associate of Science in Midwifery (ASM) from NCM in 2019. Soon after, I became a Certified Professional Midwife through the North American Registry of Midwives (NARM) and obtained state licensure through the Wyoming Board of Midwifery. In 2016, my family and I moved from Montana to southeastern Wyoming, where I established my midwifery practice. Since then, I have dedicated my career to serving women and families with individualized, respectful, and evidence-based care. I currently serve as Vice Chair of the Wyoming Board of Midwifery and hold a leadership role within the Wyoming Midwives Association, where I advocate for midwives and families throughout our state. Midwifery runs deep in my family’s history. During my training, I learned that my great-grandmother, Sally Harris, was a midwife who served the Northern Cheyenne people. Knowing that I carry forward her legacy has given even deeper purpose and meaning to my work.