Highland Queen

Highland Queen

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About Highland Queen

38yrs old, married with 2 wonderful children(11 & 7 yrs). Have been a midwife for 13 yrs.

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  1. Moving to New Zealand

    Hi Fran I have recently secured a job in Hastings as a midwife but will probably live closer to Napier. Will be moving out in October this year. Lots of organising to do now. There's a huge choice of schools, from privat, state, single sex, intermed...
  2. Moving to New Zealand

    hi susan, seems to be a lot of us planning to move from uk to nz. i'm a midwife here in scotland and wanted to go to nz for years, couldn't persuade my hubby. then we got the chance to go over last year and that was it. everyone was hooked even the k...
  3. Hoping to move to NZ this year. Midwifery info. needed.

    Thanks IP. Hadn't thought of Palmerston North. Had a recommendation to stay clear by a mw working in Bay of Plenty. Said pay wasn't good there and conditions not too hot. But maybe things have changed and conditions are now better!! Saying that mw fr...
  4. new zealand and nursing

    :) Hi Louise, Am a midwife in Inverness and am going through the process of registration etc. to move to NZ with my family, hopefully by October this year. Nurse registration isn't too much of a problem and costs about £90.00. Go to the NZ nusing...
  5. Hoping to move to NZ this year. Midwifery info. needed.

    Hi, Thanks for the reply. As far as I can work out I don't need to do any extra hours before practicing. However my scope of practice will be limited for a time until I fulfil some of the midwifery council requirements. i.e. midwifery prescribing co...
  6. Hi, am hoping to move to NZ this year. Had been hoping for August but may well be October. Am married with 2 kids (11 & 7 ). Have been a midwife for 13 years now and have wanted to come to NZ for about 10 yrs now. Have finally convinced the hubby...
  7. Routine newborn blood glucose testing?

    Hi there. I work in a teaching hospital in Inverness, Scotland. We certainly do not do routine blood sugars on all babies. If a baby is at term, good weight, and healthy with no risk factors, such as maternal diabetes why interfere? As long as you're...