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Re: I have an idea...From: GA12L@aol.comSun Nov 27 06:25:35 2005
In a message dated 27/11/2005 02:28:08 GMT Standard Time, elishyde@mindspring.com writes: Gail, as a second request, could you please post your qualifications? For the second time... I am a registered midwife. Registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) which upholds the standards in nursing and midwifery and lays down our rules and code of preofessional conduct. We are tightly regulated by them who protect the public through that regulation. I have a degree, BMedSci, in midwifery which I studied for over three years at the University of Sheffield. As well as being expected to do clinical work for 37.5 hoursa week I also had to find time to read, study for exams and write assignments and care for as house and 4 children who were 15, 13 6 and 5 at the time with no partner to help me. The youngest one also has ADHD. It was a struggle, believe me. Since I have qualified I have also studied and are half way towards my second degree in women's health. As an aside I also undertook a paediatric course so that I can do the first neoatal exam that paediatricians usually do. I think that just about qualifies me... Gail
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