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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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