Jacqueline Johnstone, CNM

Jacqueline Johnstone, CNM, is a certified nurse-midwife in Mesa, Arizona, with over 16 years of experience in women's health. She earned her BSN and MSN with a Midwifery Concentration from the University of New Mexico. Jacqueline is certified by the American Midwifery Certification Board and trained in IUD/Nexplanon procedures, biopsies, and sonohysterograms. Her interests include adolescent gynecology, contraception, menopause care, and vulvar conditions. She is passionate about involving patients in their care. Jacqueline welcomes new patients in Mesa.

Ronda is board certified as a family nurse practitioner and a nurse midwife. She has been working in obstetrics for over 18 years. She graduated from Arizona State University with her Bachelor of Science in nursing. After working closely with mothers and babies at a tertiary hospital, Ronda decided to further her education. She graduated summa cum laude from Grand Canyon University with her Master of Science in nursing and was part of Theta Sigma Tau Honor Society of Nursing. In 2020 she achieved her Doctor of Nursing Practice from Grand Canyon University, again graduating with high distinction. Ronda has an incredible ability to partner with her patients in achieving their women's health goals and is known for her supportive, kind nature.

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