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Hello all! I'm actually still working on my BSN, but I'm doing some long-term planning now that exams are over. :) I'm planning to pursue my master's in nurse-midwifery, but ultimately I want to have my NP as well (whether it's family NP, neonatal NP, or something else NP, I'm not really sure yet). I've had a few thoughts as to how this might all work, but I'd like some input... 1.) Masters in Nurse-Midwifery followed by a DNP - would this be possible and would I be able to work as an NP? 2.) Masters in NP followed by a post-grad cert (or something along these lines?) in nurse-midwifery. I'm not truly sure how this would work, and I've bee trying to compare grad schools but the specs are hard to figure out. I've looked at UCincinnati, Frontier, Bethel, and Stonybrook (PhilU is out since I'm not American), and I honestly can't figure out for sure what's cheaper/better/faster/more transferable. Thoughts? Thank you so much all, Sheila

Well it used to be like this... MMBP Home Page | cmrc-ccosf But I just noticed it's temporarily closed due to bugs of some sort. In the mean time they are sending people to this bridging program: Ryerson University: The Chang School (2013â€"2014): International Midwifery Pre-registration Program (IMPP) :)

It does help, thanks! I'm Canadian, but I'm doing my BSN in the States (as we speak!). I know the system is different, but there is a bridging program for CNMs to be able to work in Canada - I believe it takes about 8mo to a year. :) Sheila

Hello all! :) Just a quick question - have any of you ever done the Frontier CNM program from Canada? If so, how did that work out for you, and how was it finding preceptors and such? I live in British Columbia and am wondering how it would all work. Thanks a bunch! Sheila