Maternity/OB Clinical Specialist

Specialties CNS

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I believe that an OB Clin spec is my dream job. My background is in health education, and I will be getting my RN this May. I can then continue to be a NP/CNS in either family, peds, neonate, geriatrics, adult, or acute care.

I have heard of Perinatal Clinical Nurse specialists, but I am not sure if that is the degree most applicable to OB.

Does anyone know what degree would directly relate to a Maternity Clinical Nurse Specialist? If not which of the above CNS degrees would you recommend?

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

ER1010,

Maybe an FNP (family nurse practitioner) program would be a good fit for you in that it incorporates peds, maternal/child health, women's health, adult, and geriatrics all in one. Then you can work/specialize in an area of your choice...Just throwing that out there.

Specializes in Psychiatric, Detox/Rehab, Geriatrics.

College Misericordia in Pennsylvania has a Health of Women and Children CNS program.

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