Midwifery & Women's Health

The Midwifery Institute at Jefferson is on the cutting edge of a changing world, by weaving tradition with technology, we offer our students education for the betterment of the health of women, their families, and communities.

• Our faculty exemplify the midwifery beliefs of caring, self-determination and involvement.
• Our active learning strategies support a rigorous graduate education based on depth of discussion in live seminars and online forums.
• As an adult learner you take charge of your education through distance learning, with our guidance and support.
   

The MS in Midwifery is a distance education program in midwifery for RNs and CM Pathway applicants who want to become midwives. Graduates are eligible to earn certification from the American Midwifery Certification Board as either a Certified Nurse-Midwife or Certified Midwife.

The Midwifery Completion program allows practicing midwives to validate and expand professional competencies and skills.

The online program seeks to bring midwives to the forefront of transformative leadership to promote and wellbeing of women, families, and communities through the first-ever specialized doctorate in midwifery. Graduates will be prepared for leadership in evidence-based practice, education, advocacy, policy, and administration.

For professionals who possess a master's or doctoral degree in a health-related discipline, looking to expand their knowledge with a certification looking to expand their knowledge and practice with academic and board certification in midwifery.

For CNM/CMs who have been out of clinical practice and are looking to refresh their knowledge and skills in anticipation of re-entry to clinical midwifery practice.

This is the Full-time Accelerated Coursework Track (FACT) - 1 Year, offered by the Jefferson College of Nursing, is for students who already hold a bachelor’s degree in a field other than nursing.   

The Leaders in Evidence, Application and Prevention (LEAP) Pathway, offered through the Jefferson College of Population Health, is designed to complement the program's efforts to train healthcare practitioners.

This program is offered through the Jefferson School of Continuing and Professional Studies.

Admissions Contact:

Graduate Admissions
Phone: 215-951-2800
Email: enroll@jefferson.edu

Program Contact:

Jefferson – Center City Campus 
Midwifery & Women’s Health Programs           

ATTN:  Gloria Brinkley              

130 S. 9^th Street, Suite 960
Philadelphia, PA 19107                         

Phone:  215-951-2525 
Fax:  215-503-5819

Email: TJU_EF_MidwiferyInstitute@jefferson.edu