; (B) maternal health experts; (C) child welfare experts; (D) licensed social workers; (E) hospital case managers; and (F) adoption attorneys. 4. Education and professional development for care providers regarding patient care for families pursuing adoption, including prospective birth mothers and potential adoptive families (a) In general The Secretary, acting through the Administration for Children and Families, directly or through grants or contracts in accordance with subsection (b), shall— (1) provide to care providers at hospitals and birthing centers education and professional development regarding patient care for families pursuing adoption, including prospective birth mothers and potential adoptive families; and (2) provide consultation services to hospitals and birthing centers employing care providers on standardized policies, guidelines, and procedures regarding such education and professional development for such care providers (b) Grants or contracts If the Secretary chooses to provide education, professional development, or consultation services under subsection (a) through the award of a grant or contract, the following provisions shall apply: (1) Eligibility To be eligible for such an award, an entity— (A) shall be a health care-based education organization that focuses on adoption; and (B) shall not— (i) be a child-placing agency