CPMs aren't nurses. They train through a midwifery school, an apprenticeship program, or direct experience with childbirth in birth centers or homes. They pass a national exam. Not all states ...

So I have my master’s in nursing as a certified nurse midwife. But I love all things birth, I love all things, women’s health, infant health, and also I love Black women, so being a part of ...

Through Bethel’s M.S. in Nurse-Midwifery program, you’ll earn the credentials to provide sexual and reproductive healthcare, primary care, care during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, and newborn ...

and institutions for the practice of nurse-midwifery. The profession responded to unmet needs of women for maternity care and to pressure from women seeking family-centered birth alternatives.

Logan, who is a certified nurse midwife, worked with lawmakers in recent years to expand the number of birth centers allowed in Illinois, and she is seeking permission from a state board to open a ...

Birth as a neuro-psycho-social event ... Diane Solomon is a Harvard-trained writer, Yale-trained nurse-midwife, and Oregon Health & Sciences University-trained psychiatric nurse practitioner ...

That figure includes Nurse Anesthetists ... an increasing number of women seeking non-traditional birth options, greater awareness of midwifery-led care, and a shortage of obstetricians in ...

Judy Jones says she’s on a mission from God to help mothers deliver babies in their own homes. Her 25-year history of defying ...

women's health activism created changes in the way women wanted to experience birth and opened doors for nurse-midwifery. In January 1947, MCA arranged to bring Grantly Dick-Read and colleague ...