In my experience of any job, you will stay at one level unless you make the moves to progress. In midwifery there is scope to progress to Delivery Suite Manager, Head of Midwifery, Consultant Midwife, Director of the service....there's scope to contribute to teaching alongside your practice and work as a lecturer or work in management. Loads of opportunities!
You would do a BSc in Midwifery but after that the doors are open to further on the job training, masters courses etc.
Original post by lozzyhickers
You would do a BSc in Midwifery but after that the doors are open to further on the job training, masters courses etc.
Oh are there really like masters in Midwifery?!
Original post by AA_/123
Oh are there really like masters in Midwifery?!
Of course there are. There are masters courses in everything! Not to mention PhD's.
I can see that you're not an undergraduate, you're still writing your PS...but no problem anyway.
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