Birthworklove

Greetings! I have been in the birth world for a decade, starting with the Certified Professional Midwifery schooling, owning a Doula/Educator business for the last 8 years and now shifting gears towards CNM. I have a double bachelors in Psychology and Sociology from 2002. Sadly, the CPM school that I attended from 2007-2010 is shut-down, closed, gone. Because I had two babies in short order, I put a hold on the program, only to find it has now disappeared. Ugh. Needless-to-say, none of those classes will be transferrable to future schooling. Therefore I am trying to find the most efficient path to the CNM credential (not cutting corners, just efficient!). I am fully aware that the path to CNM has always been RN degree, typically a few years working in the field, then Masters in Nurse Midwifery. Are there any progressive schools out there that are streamlining the schooling for those of us that know we do not want to be practice as an RN, but only as a CNM? I would love to find a program (up and coming?!) that takes incoming students with a previous bachelors in a non-nursing degree that can package the two degrees (RN, CNM) into one. Know of any?! Thank you kindly to all!