Male identified CNMs?

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hey there!

I am in my last year of nursing school and have been thinking about pursuing labor and delivery/mother-baby/NICU and potentially a CNM degree later on. I've always been interested in sexual and reproductive health. Are there any male identified CNMs on here? What is your experience? If you aren't a male identified CNM, how do you think it will be based on your experience?

Thanks!

Specializes in L&D, OBED, NICU, Lactation.
Go for it! The more perspectives the better. Like @ldrnicuguy I will also start my training to become a midwife in Summer/Fall 2018 depending upon which program I'm accepted into. I've been a doula for almost 3 years now so I enjoy birth work and working with women on sexual and gynecological related issues and haven't had to many issues due to the fact that I was born male and identify as him/his/he. If more men joined midwifery it will become as accepted as having a male OBGYN.

What programs are you looking at? Feel free to PM me, I'm interested to know if we may end up working together.

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Specializes in Midwife, OBGYN.
What programs are you looking at? Feel free to PM me, I'm interested to know if we may end up working together.

I've looked at a few, would be great to compare notes with someone that is doing the same thing. Will PM you, need to double check if I have enough posts to even use PM.

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