Women’s Health Clinic

To succeed in midwifery industry today, you must be adaptable and possess strong organizing and planning skills. Many people start a midwifery practice believing they will “open their doors” and begin making money right away, only to discover that it is considerably harder than they anticipated to locate clients, maintain overhead costs, and build a …

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Business defines scalability as “the ability to increase revenues while your marginal costs decrease with each unit sale.” As a midwife, we may not be able to understand this word immediately since business topics are not part of our scope of practice. But what does this imply for us if we start our own business? …

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There are Many Different Types of Midwives  (we will discuss the two main types present in the US today) and pay potential for each type of midwife.  It makes a difference if you are a Certified Professional Midwife (CPM) or a Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM).  It makes a difference what you make as a midwife …

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Collaboration between professional groups is essential for safe and efficient health care. Collaboration improves the way your team works together and problem solves. This leads to more innovation, efficient processes, increased success, and improved communication. Through listening to and learning from team members, you can help each other reach your goals.   Maternity care practice …

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Access to midwifery care has never been a top priority in the US. It is perceived to be “less-than” what services the Ob/Gyn can provide. However, with the rising demand of maternity care around the US, it is clear to say that midwives are much needed than before. According to CDC, around 3.66 million babies …

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Gynecology is a medical discipline dedicated to female health care concerns including the development, diagnosis, prevention, and therapy of disorders and diseases distinct to the female reproductive system. The medical care of a women and her child before, during, and after birth is attributed to the field of obstetrics (Cunningham et al., 2010). Gynecology and …

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