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What is it like being a midwife?

What is a midwife? do they deliver babies? what do midwife's do exactly? what qualifications do you need?

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    A midwife will be a qualified person who has either trained as a nurse and then taken a graduate programme as a midwife or who has a degree in midwifery. All my three babies were delivered in midwife only facilities and were painless and drug free births. The midwives also did all the pre-natal care. I never saw a doctor or a hospital. For an uncomplicated birth, a midwife is 1,000 times as good as the best doctor in the world as this is all they do and they really do it well.

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There i two main routes to becoming a midwife. You can do direct entry or train as a nurse and do a conversion course. Each university has different criteria to train. Check out www.themidwiferysanctuary.com Also get experience attend midwifery events like www.armconference.co.uk

There are many online courses available that can help you become a midwife. We provide accredited Health & Social Care online courses that are invaluable to people already working or wanting to work in this sector. Health & Social Care - The NHS, Care Homes and Care in the Community need to ensure that their employees receive a range of training on a regular basis. And distance learning is the best way to carry on working whilst training online.

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