I am a frequent reader over at another CNM-to-be's blog At Your Cervix and noticed that she has done something quite clever on her blog. She has listed all of her classes - past, present, and future in the right hand sidebar. I love her idea! A great way to see where you have been, where you are now, and where you are going. So folks, here is where I've been, where I am now, and where I'm going! Baring any schedule/class changes, or school changes, here is what lies ahead of me! What a great way to countdown and keep motivated!
Pre-Requisites Completed
Anatomy & Physiology I
College English
Composition & Rhetoric
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Computer Concepts
Art for Elementary School Teachers
Introduction to Music
Principles of Teaching in a Health Care Setting
Pre-Requisites To Do
Anatomy & Physiology II
Principles of Microbiology
Chemistry I
Chemistry II
Personal & Community Health
Lifestyle Management
Statistics
Applied Aspects of Human Nutrition
Introduction to Ethics
Developmental Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
Mercy School of Nursing Undergraduate Program
Fundamentals of Nursing
Adult Health I
Adult Health II
Maternal-Child Nursing
Advanced Nursing
Clinical Elective
East Carolina RN-MSN Program
Foundations of Nursing Informatics
Health Assessment and Diagnostic Reasoning
Nursing Research
Nursing Management of Complex Health Issues: Families
Nursing Management of Complex Health Issues: Populations
East Carolina MSN - Midwifery Program
Philosophical Perspectives and Theoretical Bases of Advanced Practice Nurses
Human Physiology and Pathophysiology
Introduction to Nurse-Midwifery Professional Roles
Health Assessment for Advanced Nursing Practice
Research Methods for Advanced Nursing Practice
Advanced Nursing Practice in Complex Health Care Organizations
Reproductive Physiology
Nurse-Midwifery Management: Introduction to Primary Well Women Care
Research Utilization Seminar
Nurse-Midwifery Management: Well Women Health Care
Clinical Pharmacology for Advanced Nursing Practice
Nurse-Midwifery Management: Antepartal Care
Nurse-Midwifery Management: Postpartal and Neonatal Care
Nurse-Midwifery Professional Roles and Issues
Nurse-Midwifery Management: Integration Practicum
Advanced Nursing Synthesis
Exams To Take
Algebra CLEP (for credit)
History CLEP (for credit)
TEAS (nursing school entrance exam)
NCLEX (RN licensing exam)
AMCB Certification Exam (nurse-midwife certification exam)
2 comments:
Hi Amber!
I just wanted to say hello. I'm a fellow nursing student, in my first semester of an ADN program, dreaming of an MSN and someday being a midwife.
It's an incredibly long road, but I often find myself doing what you just did, and focusing on what I have accomplished so far.
Hope things are well, and I'm always checking for updates!
As a CNM who trained in the UK nearly 40 years ago, and has been working in Israel for over 30, I have been wondering [1] what sort of maternity services are available for Native American women on the reservation, and [2] what particular cultural needs they have, if any. Just curious: in my career I have had a really multicultural clientele, but I don't think I have ever cared for a Native American woman!
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