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How do i become a a certified nurse midwife?
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RN + Midwifery: I work with 5 very good midwives. They are all Certified Nurse Midwives. This means that they became RNs first and later took additional training in midwifery that involved a combination of classwork and hands-on training. Some midwifery training programs include a masters degree in midwifery as part of your training. Best Wishes!
Answered 8/2/2015
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