OCEAN GROVE MIDWIFERY COLLECTIVE
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CAMPBELL RIVER, BC
Meet the Midwives
Ocean Grove Midwifery is made up of two great teams!
TEAM WAVE:
Kiley Ketchum will be working until October 2026.
In November, Christél Jordaan-Schlebusch will be a team of 2 with Teralee, providing care on a 50/50 basis.
TEAM OCEAN:
Lindsay, Lauren and Katia are a team of 3 who share clinic and call schedules equally.
LOCUMS:
Jenn, Mary, and Sherisse will provide ongoing locum coverage for both teams!
Teralee Fisk, RM
Team Wave
Midwifery has allowed Teralee to join women and their families in some of the most intense and beautiful moments that life brings. In the past 20+ years, Teralee has witnessed birth around the world before returning to work in Campbell River, the community she grew up in.
Teralee has seen maternity care change and grow through the years and feels blessed to work alongside the families and care providers that drive these changes in Campbell River and the surrounding area. She looks forward to meeting new families and seeing the impact new life brings!
Christél Jordaan-Schlebusch, RM, RN
Team Wave
Christél will be joining Team Wave November 1, 2026.
Photo and bio coming soon!
Lindsay Wells, RM
Team Ocean
Lindsay is grateful to have settled in Campbell River, near family, the ocean, and the mountains. Prior to midwifery, she studied health education and developed programs in complementary and alternative healthcare for diverse communities in Victoria and Vancouver. In 2014, Lindsay attended her first birth as a doula and this potent experience weaved her onto the path of midwifery. She is thankful for the midwives she learned from in the UBC Midwifery program. She enjoys teaching Neonatal Resuscitation and Advances in Labour and Risk Management. Lindsay’s practice of midwifery is grounded in supporting informed choice and being present for birth and the transition to parenthood in all the ways that it may unfold. If she's not on call, you can find her at yoga, in a sauna, or out adventuring in nature with her family.
Lauren McKenzie, RM, RN, IBCLC
Team Ocean
Lauren moved to Campbell River in 2017 following a student placement in the community in 2015. She was thrilled to come back home to Vancouver Island. Lauren began her journey to midwifery in Northern BC working as a perinatal nurse. It was here she found her passion for supporting families through the pivotal experience of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. Lauren feels privileged to be invited to support birthing individuals and their families in this vulnerable time. In her time off, Lauren can be found outside with her family exploring all the incredible places to bike, hike, paddle and explore on the North Island.
Katia Mordak, RM, IBCLC
Team Ocean
Katia is Vancouver Island born and raised, with Spune’luxutth and European ancestry. Grateful to live, work and raise her family on the traditional and unceded territory of Ligwiłda'xw people; the We Wai Kai, Wei Wai Kum and Kwiakah First Nations. Prior to midwifery, she double majored in Psychology and Gender, Sexuality & Women’s Studies while also volunteering as a birth doula for marginalized populations. Being a Midwife to her means furthering care that offers individualism, continuity, informed choice and support for growing families, specifically with an Indigenous and intersectional lens. When not practicing birth work you can find her with her family hiking, paddling, biking, meandering forests or trying to get her veggie garden as luscious as her mom does.
Jenn Nguyen, RM (Locum)
Jenn moved to Campbell River in 2021 after working in Vancouver for 5 years at a busy urban practice. As an east coaster herself, she is excited to be back by the oceanside in a smaller town. She divides her #midwifelife between clinical work and as an Assistant Professor with the UBC Midwifery Education Program. Jenn’s teaching and clinical philosophies focus on social justice, interprofessional collaboration, and anti-racist and trauma informed care. She is privileged to be able to provide care in English, Mandarin, and Vietnamese. When not teaching, Jenn can be found hiking, fishing, baking, or gardening. Although, most of the time, she is found recovering on the couch from being a parent of two busy little humans.
Mary Kenwood, RM (Locum)
Mary moved from Victoria to Campbell River in 2021 and is grateful to remain close to family and friends while getting to explore all the beauty the North Island has to share. Prior to completing her Midwifery degree at UBC, Mary received her BSc in Behavioural Neuroscience from Memorial University of Newfoundland and had the pleasure of working to support folks with diverse abilities. Mary has a longstanding interest in holistic, evidence-based healthcare and continues to be drawn to Midwifery for its beautiful harmony of science and human connection. She is honoured to be a part of your experience, whether for one visit or over a longer course of care.
Sherisse Roseboom, RM (Locum)
Sherisse (they/them) has been practicing midwifery since 2022. They are a settler of Dutch and Scandinavian ancestry, and they are grateful to live and work on the unceded territory of the Ligwiłda'xw people–the We Wai Kai, Wei Wai Kum and Kwiakah First Nations. They aim to provide compassionate and accessible midwifery so that every person in their care feels seen and supported. They have particular interests in trauma-informed care and harm reduction, the intersection of neurodivergence and parenting, and the role of rural midwives in climate collapse. Sherisse is a proud member of the 2SLGBTQ+ community. In their downtime, they enjoy meditating, weight-lifting, video gaming and adding to their tattoo collection.
Shauna Guthrie, Office Manager
As one of the voices on the other end of the phone Shauna is blessed to be one of the first people that our clients tell about their pregnancy! When she is not in clinic Shauna is usually found at the rink or enjoying the outdoors with her husband and children.