Fall Semester
- Orientation Residency
- Advanced Physiology and Pathophysiology
Spring Semester
- Advanced Health Assessment
Summer Semester
- Reproductive & Sexual Healthcare
- Advanced Pharmacology I
Post-Graduate Certificate
Contact
Name:
Amy L. Wright
Curriculum
Post-Graduate Certificate
Note the program of study is the same as the MS in Midwifery without the following four master's related courses:
- Introduction to Health Policy
- Theoretical Foundations for Midwifery
- Evidence-Based Care: Evaluating Research
- Midwifery Nexus Project
Fall Semester
- Antepartum Care
- Postpartum/Newborn Care
Spring Semester
- Intrapartum Care
- Advanced Pharmacology II
Summer Semester
- Preparation for Office-based Practice/On-Campus Intensive
- Embryology and Genetics
- Professional Issues I
- Midwifery Care in Ambulatory Settings I (Clinical Course)
Fall Semester
- Advanced Perinatal Pathophysiology
- Midwifery Care in Ambulatory Settings II (Clinical Course)
Spring Semester
- Preparation for Full-Scope Practice/On-Campus Intensive
- Professional Issues II
- Full Scope Midwifery Care I (Clinical Course)
Summer Semester
- Full Scope Midwifery Care II (Clinical Course)
This program is available as a part-time program, starting in the fall semester. A curriculum sequence is shown below. Though the order and workload may change depending on sequence chosen, all courses shown below reflect the requirements of the post-graduate program. The clinical portions of the program are full-time.
CM pathway students will also require the 3 extra CM courses. For additional information, please visit the CM Pathway page.