Jordan McClure is a Certified Nurse-Midwife and Women's Health Nurse Practitioner with a dual Master of Science from Georgetown University. She is certified by the American Midwifery Certification Board (AMCB) and the National Certification Corporation (NCC). Before becoming a midwife, Jordan served over six years as a Registered Nurse in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps, gaining experience in both medical-surgical and labor and delivery care. Her military and civilian nursing career has taken her across the southeastern United States, where she has provided care in a variety of hospital settings. Jordan is passionate about developing meaningful patient relationships and creating safe, empowering spaces for shared decision-making. Her clinical interests include physiologic birth, contraception counseling, and supporting individuals and families throughout pregnancy and the childbearing years. Outside of her professional life, Jordan stays busy with her three joyful and spirited children—Jane, Lydia, and Philip—alongside her loyal dog Hachi, two cats, and her supportive Army husband Kyle. She enjoys quilting, spending time at the beach, and soaking up every moment of family life.
Midwife Jordan McClure earns warm praise across multiple reviews as a provider who's personal, knowledgeable, and genuinely kind. One patient recalled her as "absolutely amazing" during labor, part of a full-circle team that aligned with everything she wanted. Others describe Jordan as warm, straightforward, and easy to trust through pregnancy and delivery. Time and again, patients say she helped make their experience smooth, supported, and personal.
Full Circle Women's Care started with a simple premise: provide evidence-based care within a structure that balances patient autonomy with safety.
We listen to your symptoms, discuss your diagnosis, and partner with you to develop a healthcare strategy that aligns sound medicine with your body's special and unique needs.
Whether it's abnormal bleeding, menopausal symptoms, or your birth plan, we want you to be an active participant in your healthcare experience and inform you of all of your options.
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