Frontier in May??

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Anyone going to Frontier Midwifery in May? I have my phone interview next week! Yikes! :uhoh3:

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GOOD LUCK. Let us know how it goes!!!!

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Just submitted application, I am hoping to!!! Maybe I'll see you there!

I have an interview next week. Did you have your yet? How did it go? Hopefully I'll see you in May. I'm from Oreogn...where are you from?

I'm from Vermont and my interview is today(Thursday) at noon. I did speak with her at length last year while I was still in school, so I imagine it will go about the same. Probably it's the same as what we had to write about: Why midwifery, what do you want to do with your degree blah, blah. You already have a master's so at least you know the amount of work we have ahead of us!! I can only imagine........

Natalie

So I just had my interview!!! It was nerve wracking, but she was talking to me like I was already in.

Why nurse midwifery?

What are your strong and weak points as a nurse?

How do you react in a stressful situation as a nurse?

Why frontier?

Pretty straightforward and Susan's really nice!

Good luck to you all and I hope to meet you in Hyden!

Natalie

Hi!

I had my interview today, and you were right, Suzan is really nice! I felt very comfortable talking with her. I can't wait to find out if I am accepted...she said it would take a maximum of 2 weeks after all my materials are in...so hopefullly I'll know by mid-April or sooner! It woudl be fun to already "know" someone before going there. Keep us all posted!

Cheers

I got accepted! Just found out by email.

Anyone else out there?:D

Congrats to all of you!!!

My partner and I are discussing the possibility of having a student sometime in 2007. Perhaps it will be someone from this board! You never know!

Just submitted application, I am hoping to!!! Maybe I'll see you there!

I have not seen you post for awhile. Best of luck to you. Good to see you back again!

I am just curious...I get these little pangs sometimes about the CNM thing. How old is too old to start? I am 41 nowand doing my Master's as Perinatal CNS/Educator. I like education, but I really do like clinical situations. I never mind helping on the unit, etc.It will probably take me about 4 years to finish my program. Right now, I think I may go into academia, like a community college when I am done w/ my MSN and moonlight as staff. I just started in staff development as a unit educator, so I am getting my feet wet. Are there any 45 or 50 year olds going to Frontier? Would someone want to hire me if I did decide to get my CNM at that age?

How old is too old to start? I am 41 nowand doing my Master's as Perinatal CNS/Educator. I like education, but I really do like clinical situations. I never mind helping on the unit, etc.It will probably take me about 4 years to finish my program. Right now, I think I may go into academia, like a community college when I am done w/ my MSN and moonlight as staff. I just started in staff development as a unit educator, so I am getting my feet wet. Are there any 45 or 50 year olds going to Frontier? Would someone want to hire me if I did decide to get my CNM at that age?

FYI, I finished my CNM program when I was 47. Worked as an L&D RN, WHNP, BSN instructor, etc. trying to find my niche in life. You are never too old!

Thanks for the encouragement. I went for education because I love OB and like teaching and learning. I really enjoy patient care too -A LOT, so I am still iffy about what exactly I will be when I "grow up."

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