Midwifery

This course is designed to satisfy the graduate desires of registered nurses wanting to acquire registration to practise in the area of midwifery. It supplies an extensive theoretical and clinical study in midwifery, also features a discussion of practitioner, sociopolitical and ethico-legal issues regarding your household, and research skills which enhance midwifery clinic and interpersonal processes. Students handle concurrent job for being a student midwife within a licensed midwifery unit. Midwives have been in high demand at the moment, in the public and private health systems, and the present shortage is forecast to continue for a while. The class demands concurrent job in a licensed midwifery unit for a single year (four times a week) in order for students to fulfill certain requirements to gain midwifery enrollment with the National Board of Nursing and Midwifery.

The course requires concurrent job in an accredited midwifery unit for a single year (four days weekly ) so that students to fit certain requirements to obtain midwifery registration using the National Board of Nursing and Midwifery.

• UTS recognised bachelor level, or equivalent or higher qualification, or filed other evidence of general and professional qualifications which shows possibility to pursue graduate studies. The offender must have been a registered nurse in Australia. Applicants are required to apply for concurrent job at an midwifery student standing through either: the centralised recruiting program for NSW public hospitals: MidStART
• Or employing directly to NSW nursing homes to tackle a midwifery student app. Private hospitals That Provide midwifery student places include the Mater Hospital, Sydney Adventist Hospital, St George Private Hospital, North Shore Private Hospital, along with Prince of Wales Private Hospital. Applicants are selected on academic merit based on their grade point average.