Catherine Clough, CNM

Patient Testimonial
The Shady Grove Fertility office in Towson handled every appointment with the most respect, sincerity, and kindness I have ever experienced.

Taking the first step to this journey is not easy, but being in the hands of Dr. Morris and the entire Shady Grove Harbor East team was an absolute pleasure!

The staff at SGF in Baltimore – Harbor East is wonderful. They’re understanding, punctual, accommodating, and patient.

I loved our experience with Dr. Morris and the team at SGF when my wife and I were recently trying to conceive. She is quick to respond to any inquires or concerns and helped us to determine the best plan to fit our needs.

Dr. Morris is an exceptional physician. The fertility process can be emotional and overwhelming, but her team at SGF will guide you through each step.

Dr. Morris is absolutely wonderful. She is thorough, patient, empathetic and compassionate. She is a knowledgeable practitioner who is willing to review all information in order to make the best decision on how to move forward in your care.

Biography

Catherine (Katie) Clough, CNM completed her Masters of Science in Nursing (joint Midwifery and Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner Program) at the University of Pennsylvania in 2002. She has spent the past 13 years working in a variety of roles in women’s health care treating patients throughout the reproductive spectrum. Catherine maintains Board Certification through the American Midwifery Certification Board (AMBC). She maintains licenses through the Board of Nursing in Maryland and Virginia.

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Education

  • University of Pennsylvania- Masters of Science in Nursing
  • Performing ultrasounds
  • Performing intrauterine inseminations
  • Performing saline sonograms/mock embryo transfers
  • American College of Nurse-Midwives
  • University of Pennsylvania- Masters of Science in Nursing

Coming soon.

Q&A

My own experience with infertility drew me to work in this field. I found that that the compassionate care that is the hallmark of midwifery practice is equally important during the preconception process as it is during pregnancy and labor. Working in reproductive medicine I can realize midwifery’s mission to be ‘with woman’ and fulfill my professional goal of humanizing and normalizing an alternate path to fertility.

I enjoy my two Boston terriers, hiking, traveling and doing crosswords.

That I have hiked large portions of the Pacific Crest Trail on backpacking trips during the summers of my youth.