Education >> Browse Articles >> Career Advice
Information about Midwifery on ProNurse
A midwife can witness the 'miracle of birth' on a daily basis
ProNurse
Midwifery is much more than just acting as the stork that magically delivers the baby. Midwives help people trying to conceive, monitor the pregnant women, provide ante-natal advice, assist at the birth, help with breastfeeding, monitor the new mum’s health as well as the baby for at least the first ten days and… did we miss anything?
Midwives can work in a variety of settings and can be the sole person in charge during home births.
They can meet someone brand new every day!
Articles that are specifically about Midwifery
How do I train to be a Midwife?
What Qualifications do I Need to Become a Midwife?-
Why Should I Consider a Career in Midwifery?
Career Paths in Nursing: Midwife
Midwifery Forums
If you want to discuss issues that are specific to midwifery please use these forums.
The Midwifery moderators are Renée Parisson and Laura Wiseman so do drop them a personal message and say hello.
amneris
10 months ago
34 comments
I have 12 years midwifery practice including community and fetal medicine. I am trying to return to midwifery practice but have had no support from local hospitals. If anything, they have been obstructive. I thought there was a national shortage? I have now contacted the LSA for their help.