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Old Jul 26, 2006, 09:04 AM
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malpractice insurance for midwives? market saturation?

Do midwives have to have their own malpractice insurance policies? If so, are the premiums outrageous like they are for OBs? I've heard OBs work 3-5 months of the year to cover their premiums. Does it depend on the setting in which a midwife works whether she is covered under an OB's policy or her own?

Also, do you think that the market for midwives is saturated? Does it take new grads a long time to find work? I'm sure it depends on your location, but I'm interested in getting a feel for the overall picture.

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