Question: I have an RN license and an ADN degree. How can I apply to the midwifery program? Answer:To apply for the midwifery program, applicants need to have a minimum of a BSN degree. The easiest ...

Cunanan graduated with her MSN from FPB in May 2000. She earned her BA from the University of Rochester and her BSN from St. Louis University. From 2007 to 2022, Ms. Cunanan served as University ...

Axia Women's Health and Rutgers University School of Nursing, within Rutgers Health, are proud to announce a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing clinical rotation opportunities for ...

Continuing its mission to address nursing workforce needs and to improve health across all communities, the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing has announced the return of the ...

Tami Wade, MSN (MSN 2024), has spent most of her nursing career in labor and delivery, and she’s always felt a pull toward nurse-midwifery. Wade was thrilled when the University of Alabama at ...

The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Nursing's planned nurse-midwifery program, the first of its kind in Arkansas, has been preaccredited ahead of its fall 2026 launch, officials ...

Ebony Marcelle, the director of midwifery at Community of Hope in Washington, D.C., started her doctoral degree after more than a decade of working as a midwife. A Georgetown University School of ...

Rutgers School of Nursing and Axia Women’s Health, announce a strategic partnership that will enhance clinical rotation ...