please help me nurses and CNMs!

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Specializes in LABOR/DELIVERY, Neonatal ICU.

hi all,

i have been in the industry for over 15 years..labor and delivery and also NICU RN.

i love my work so much. however, i have maxed out on this path. I love working with my mamas and i need more, i feel i am not growing anymore as a staff labor RN. I am going to be 40 next year-whoa- and i feel with my experience and passion for midwifery..well perhaps i need to make this change!

i am currently deciding if i should enter the Frontier CNEP masters midwifery program.

i am concerned about finding a job after graduating. is it very competitive? are new grads finding work? i know new grad RNs are having trouble finding work, but is this the same in the midwife industry?

thank you so much

namaste,

:heartbeat

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Specializes in ER.

I think it all depends on the area you live in. Around here (Michigan)....midwives have told me it's not too difficult and that it's better if you know people, so start networking!

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Does anyone know about thE job market in texas specifically in Austin? Thanks!!

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Curious here too, I can move anywhere in the US as hubby works from home so i would love to know what areas midwives can find jobs easily!

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Specializes in Nurse Leader specializing in Labor & Delivery.

I would look at practice acts for CNMs (and other advanced practice nurses) in the various states and use that to help guide your decision.

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