Nurse-Midwifery (D.N.P.)
Program Overview
The Doctor of Nursing Practice Nurse-Midwife (DNP-NM) program prepares nurses to ensure care and well-being during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum. Certified nurse-midwives also gain skills to provide gynecologic care, family planning, preconception care, and continued care of healthy newborns.
Students build invaluable skills for establishing trusting patient relationships and advocating for healthcare and birth choices.
Graduates are prepared according to core competencies for basic midwifery practice and are eligible to apply for certification through the American Midwifery Certification Board (AMCB).
Highlights
- •Specialize in pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care
- •Gain skills in gynecologic care and family planning
- •Build expertise in patient advocacy and trusted relationships
- •Hybrid program with online coursework and clinical placements
- •Eligible for certification through the AMCB upon graduation
Potential Career Opportunities
Career paths can vary based on experience, location, and requirements.
- •Healthcare Administrator
- •Health Services Manager
- •Clinical Research Coordinator
- •Public Health Program Manager
- •Health Informatics Specialist
- •Medical and Health Services Manager
- •Community Health Director
- •Healthcare Consultant
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