Career questions tagged midwife
Confused on which and what to go to college for after high school in order to be a certified nurse midwife ?
Hello! I am currently a sophomore really set on becoming a CNM since junior high, I want to apply to West Mec for my remaining time as a medical assistant to get taught the basics. I’m really confused on what to do or study after graduating high school in order to be a nurse midwife ? Please help !
Should I be a labour and delivery nurse or a midwife?
If you could list the pros and cons or give me some insight on the career that would be truly appreciated .(any advice helps!!)
Is becoming a CPM (Certified Professional Midwife) a viable career path?
Hi everyone, I'm a high school student who is exploring different options right now. I have always been interested in midwifery but I don't want to go into nursing and it seems like CNMs are the only type of midwife I see talked about. Because I have no interest in getting a nursing degree, being a part of the modern healthcare system, or working in hospitals, I don't want to be a CNM. However, it seems like there's a lot of negativity about CPMs, specifically that they don't have enough education or credentials, or that they're not in high demand or have high pay. Does anyone with experience being a CPM (or CM, L/DEM, doula, etc) want to chime in with your thoughts about taking this career path? What was the process like, is it worth it, does it pay well, is it looked down upon in comparison to CNMs...? Thanks in advance!
How hard is it to get into nursing school with mostly B's?
I am a freshman in highschool. My first semester, I got mostly all A's and B's. My second semester, I got mostly all B's. If I have an average of B's, will I still be able to get into a good nursing program? I specifically want to work with mothers delivering babies.
To become a nurse midwife how should I gain more responsibility so I am better prepared to work in the field?
I am in 8th grade and I would like to work in the nursing field.
What do you think is the best way to become a nurse midwife ? Should I become a labor and delivery nurse and than go back to school and become a midwife ?
I’m a senior in high school, and need help with the best route to become a nurse midwife but i’m confused and overwhelmed about the process and what you think is the best practical way to get to my end goal.
How long do you go to college to be a Midwife?
I'm wanting to get advice from an actual Midwife because they went through the experience in college to become one.
I am wondering if I start off being a midwife, is there a way I can switch in middle to a nurse midwife? Also, how much years off school total is it to be a midwife, and a nurse midwife? What is the difference between them? Thanks!
I am in 10th grade, and I am interested in the field of labor and delivery. I find women to be amazing and I would love to be part of the process, to bring more babies into this world! I am interested in Biology and anatomy and physiology.
Hi I was wondering what the best path to become a nurse midwife would be? Also what's the difference between a nurse midwife and a regular midwife?
I'm 16 years old and I really want to become a midwife or a nurse midwife, but I don't know where to start. I'm in HOSA currently but it's not really helping. Any advice?
What it take to be a Midwife Nurse?
How long does the training to be a midwife nurse?
what is the salary, schedule, education requirements from a midwife nurse and and obstetrician?
what is the salary, schedule, education requirements from a midwife nurse and and obstetrician?
Can a Nurse Practitioner be a Certified nurse midwife?
Can a Nurse Practitioner be a Certified nurse midwife?
