The possibilities for our graduates are endless.
I love catching babies, but what I really find most rewarding is changing a woman's life by giving her exceptional care and empowering birth that stays with her through so many life events. If you are passionate about nurse-midwifery, follow that passion. Don't give up! Dream big! Work hard, follow through and you will reap the rewards.
Offers opportunities to critique and apply nursing theory and research as a scientific basis for nursing practice. Courses are sequential, with the curriculum building on content.
Upon completion of the curriculum, graduates finish with 55 credits, 934 clinical hours and 116 lab hours total.
From hospitals to birthing centers and everything in between. You will have diverse clinical experiences from our highly qualified preceptors – faculty in the community. Your faculty liaison and our staff will support you along the way.
Our state-of-the-art simulation labs allow for hands-on experiences in a safe, low risk environment. From birthing pants to delivering a baby from a high-fidelity manikin. Our faculty will provide you feedback as your peers provide your support.
Learn more about our program, what to expect in your education and how we prepare for your career.
MSN
December 15th - March 1st
Admissions consider all verified applications received by the deadline.
Admissions & Recruitment Office
College of Nursing
Building 235, Room 255
Nurse-Midwifery Concentration Coordinator, Clinician Educator
Laura Migliaccio, DNP, RN, CNM