Halley Everall is a Certified Nurse-Midwife who believes that partnering with individuals and families through the midwifery model of care leads to healthier communities. She strives to develop trusting relationships with each person she cares for in order to meet their unique health needs. Halley recognizes that health is rooted in mental, spiritual, and physical wellness.

Halley’s interest in reproductive health was sparked during her undergraduate studies at Scripps College in Claremont, CA. Through academic pursuits and volunteering in a prison garden with incarcerated people, it became clear to her that the foundation of healthy communities rests in the health and well-being of all people. Halley found nursing to be an opportune way to partner directly with individuals and families and began her nursing career in New York City as a Labor and Delivery nurse.

The mountains called Halley back home to Colorado, where she was introduced more closely to midwifery and soon after began her studies. Halley joined CFM-Longmont in February 2020 with 7 years of birth experience in the RN role in New York City and Denver. She is overjoyed to be a part of CFM-Longmont, a practice committed to the midwifery model of care. Her professional interests are preconception/fertility, labor/birth, and menopause.

When not working, Halley enjoys family activities in Boulder County with her husband, daughters (who were caught by CU Midwives), and dog.

Halley holds a BA from Scripps College, BSN from New York University, and MSN from the University of Colorado Anschutz Campus.