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Malpractice for midwivesFrom: igold@cox.netMon Mar 13 06:06:42 2006
Malpractice rates vary depending on region and claim history. As an example: in 1983 I paid $225.00/yr. for a $1 million dollar policy with a 3 million umbrella. For the same policy today, in Phoenix, Arizona I would pay $40,000. I work for a hospital now though, and don't carry my own insurance. I have never had a claim, or even been named in a suit. Ingrid Gold, CNM, Phoenix > > From: "Bülent Potur" <bpotur@gmail.com> > Date: 2006/03/13 Mon AM 12:11:52 EST > To: Multiple recipients of list OB-GYN-L <ob-gyn-l@dns.obgyn.net> > Subject: Re: light bulbs > > Excuse me, > As a foreigner, not very familiar with how things go in the US, > May I ask the malpractice insurance premium rates for midwives, > mean, minimum and maximum in the US? > Bulent Potur > Obstetrician&Gynecologist > from Turkey > 2006/3/13, igold@cox.net <igold@cox.net>: > > > > How many midwives does it take to change a light bulb? > > > > 3. > > One to change it, and two to keep the obstetricians form interfering. > > > > Ingrid Gold, CNM (waiting for the flames) > > >
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