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Re: foreign educated midwifes

From: Marie Harkins&Bill King (mhbk@lightlink.com)
Mon, 22 Oct 2001 18:19:10 -0400

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Contact the Institute of Midwifery, Women and Health. It is a distance learning program based in Philadelphia. They are WONDERFUL! The most recent class includes a few midwives trained in the UK. I think that they are allowed to challenge some of the intrapartem clinical if they meet criteria. I would be happy to put you in touch with them if you have difficulty finding their information.

Marie Harkins, FNP, SNM

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>From: RubyMae@gmx.net (Amanda)
>To: Multiple recipients of list NURSING <nursing@mail.medispecialty.com>
>Subject: foreign educated midwifes
>Date: Mon, Oct 22, 2001, 9:10 AM
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>I am an american citizen with a midwifery degree from germany, currently
>on staff in a delivery room at a University hospital in Germany.  Have
>been trying to find out about becoming a CNM in the USA through normal
>channels (acnm, university programs, etc.), but am wondering (hoping) if
>it is possible to shorten length of entire CNM program (5+ years).
>Are there any Foreign Educated Midwifes in the States that have managed
>to do so out there and willing to share there experiences with me?
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