Sentences with phrase «career as a midwife»

Of course we will unfortunately encounter such situations throughout our careers as midwives and I don't believe it is something to be shielded from even as a first year student.

If you are not familiar with her work, Dr. Aviva Romm, M.D. began her career as a midwife.

In her first career as a midwife, she worked with families experiencing transitions around pregnancy and childbirth.

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Initially, this was a discussion that sparked great hostility among homebirth midwives, but as my career has advanced, so has my network.

In Deb's early career she worked as a childbirth educator, a labor and delivery nurse, and a nurse - midwife.

Joanna began her career as a nurse in Montreal in the early 70's, and qualified as a midwife in England in 1978.

Early in my career as a licensed midwife, an experienced local midwife called me on the phone.

Ballpark, obstetricians deliver as many babies in six months as midwives do in their entire careers.

Mommy's Bliss founder Roshan Kaderali begins her career as a registered nurse and midwife, caring for thousands of babies and moms in Scotland.

Mommy's Bliss founder Roshan Kaderali begins her career as a registered nurse and midwife, caring for thousands of babies and moms in and Scotland.

Choosing a midwife career is a decision that will ultimately enable a midwife to give care to women relative to pregnancy and birth, as well as provide primary care to women, reproductive health care, provide annual gynecological exams and menopausal care as well.

Guggenheim saw herself as a «midwife,» helping new and radical artists with their careers.

Having a bachelor's degree in nursing is the first step toward a career as a nurse midwife.

Some career transitions might be relatively straightforward, such as PR to marketing, whereas others might require much more preparation and training, such as sales assistant to midwife.

This Nurse Midwife Resume Template given here has been designed to leverage your skills, education and experience as a nurse and to give your career the much needed head start over the competition.

With additional education and experience, MAs can become LPNs and RNs, specialize in such fields as pediatrics, obstetrics, oncology and emergency care, and advance to careers as office managers, administrators, nurse practitioners, nurse midwives and more.