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Re: 2/06 ACOG Statement on 'Lay' Midwifery - Long responseFrom: igold@cox.netWed Feb 22 17:48:47 2006
Actually, I believe privileges in the hospital, prescribing privileges, etc. are the same as long as one is a CNM, regardless of training. Ingrid Gold, CNM (12 years of college here) > > From: eramirezt@coqui.net (Efrain Ramirez) > Date: 2006/02/22 Wed PM 04:23:28 PST > To: Multiple recipients of list OB-GYN-L <ob-gyn-l@dns.obgyn.net> > Subject: Re: 2/06 ACOG Statement on 'Lay' Midwifery - Long response > > Would the shortest route ( 3 years I believe) have the same privileges > as the longest one in respect to prescribing medications, etc… in a > pregnant patient and in a laboring one? (”The next step is to get the > word "nurse" removed from our title (hence, Certified Midwife). Even > for those of us who once were, our practice now is much closer to a > physician than a nurse."....Fran Wilson CNM).. I get a feeling that > there are lot of differences... > > Ef > > At Wed, 22 Feb 2006, Len2976@aol.com wrote: > > > >There are several different routes that a CNM might take: > > > >---I took the longest one. I went to a 3 year nursing diploma program, > >worked as an L&D > > for 8 years, attended a 1 year nurse-midwifery residency certificate > >program (in the > > USAF), and then worked as a CNM for 3 years. I then earned a BSN (2 > >years) at the > > University of N.M., worked again as a CNM for 3 years, and then earned a > >MSN > > (major maternity, minor teaching) at the University of Texas. So that > >took 8 years! > > > >---Others might complete a 4 year BSN program followed by a 2 year > >nurse-midwifery > > MS program. > > > >---The shortest route to become a CNM would be through a basic nursing (AD) > >program > > of 2 years followed by a 1 year nurse-midwifery certificate program. > > > >Most programs recommend or require some nursing experience, usually as an > >L&D nurse. > > > >The criteria to write (ACNM) boards includes attendance at a program > >approved by the ACNM and recommendation of the director of the program. To get this > >recommendation, a minimum number of patient visits (NOBs, AP, GYN, FP, PP), > >labor managements, and deliveries are required in addition to the approved > >didactic course. > > > >Lenora McCall, CNM > > -- > “ The greatest obstacle to knowledge is not ignorance, > it is the illusion of knowledge.” Daniel J. Boorstin - Historian >
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