New Policy Brief on the CPM
October 30, 2012
NARM is pleased to announce a new Policy Brief on the Certified Professional Midwife. With input from leadership from multiple stakeholder groups and in collaboration with
NARM is pleased to announce a new Policy Brief on the Certified Professional Midwife. With input from leadership from multiple stakeholder groups and in collaboration with
NARM is dedicated to advancing the profession of midwifery by supporting legal recognition at the state and federal level. To aid in the efforts to
Along with our new web design, NARM has just unveiled updated language on our Accountabilty page and in our online Candidate Information Booklet on Informed
NARM is on Facebook! Visit the NARM Facebook Page to discover more about midwifery and the CPM. Participate in discussions about all things related to
IMPORTANT: Updates to Out of Country Clinical Site Policies and Approval Requirements – December 20, 2013 NARM will not accept clinicals from OOC sites for
If you wish NARM to send a report of your test scores or certification status to a state licensing agency or to a midwifery school,
The exam content outline and reference books are available in the Candidate Information Booklet (CIB). The content outline is called the Test Specifications. The best
Effective May 1, 2018, any midwife with international credentials (with the exception of UK Registered Midwives) will need to apply to NARM through the MEAC accredited educational program route; or complete the PEP application with all PEP clinical experience occurring in the U.S. or Canada.
Occasionally NARM receives requests for listings of CPMs in specific areas. While NARM will verify that a midwife is a CPM if asked, we cannot
Position Statement on Shared Decision Making and Informed Consent The North American Registry of Midwives recognizes Shared Decision Making and Informed Consent are the cornerstones of
NARM Policy states that a preceptor for a NARM PEP applicant must be a midwife who meets requirements for supervising CPM candidates and has current,
Increasing Access To Out-Of-Hospital Maternity Care Services Through State-Regulated and Nationally-Certified Direct-Entry Midwives Introduction and Author bios for the APHA Resolution article After five years
