Marianna Holland

Inspiring new perspectives on maternal and neonatal care, Marianna Holland serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Arizona's College of Nursing. With a robust background as a certified nurse midwife since 2015 and a former acute care labor and delivery nurse, Holland brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to her role. Her training in midwifery and quality improvement allows her to adeptly navigate both high-risk hospital environments and community settings that support physiological pregnancy. Holland's professional journey is marked by her commitment to holistic family care and sustainable midwifery models. Her practice is diverse, encompassing collaborative birth centers, home births, and hospital settings. This breadth of experience enables her to provide comprehensive care that respects the unique needs and preferences of each family she serves. A passionate advocate for the next generation of healthcare providers, Holland is dedicated to recruiting and training new practitioners in the field of midwifery. She emphasizes the importance of integrating holistic approaches into family care, ensuring that new providers are well-equipped to deliver compassionate and effective care. In her academic role, Holland is involved in curriculum development and mentorship, fostering an environment where students can thrive and develop their clinical skills. Her contributions to the College of Nursing are invaluable, as she continuously seeks to enhance the educational experiences of her students. Marianna Holland's work is characterized by her unwavering dedication to improving maternal and neonatal outcomes through innovative and sustainable practices. Her influence extends beyond the classroom, impacting the broader community and shaping the future of midwifery and nursing care.