Registered Midwife

·Perform gynecological exams

.Educate patients on health, nutrition, and family planning

·Take patient vital signs

·Perform tests to obtain information about patients’ medical conditions

·Counsel expectant mothers on birthing plans, including hospital care, birthing centers, and other options

·Provide emotional care for mothers during birth

·Arrange prenatal planning and care for mothers

·Prepare for birthing by following all health and safety standards

·Coach mother through the birthing process

·Perform deliveries and assist caesareans

·Tend to the health and well-being of both the baby and mother during the process

·Assist surgeons and physicians in caring for the mother during complicated births

·Provide care for mothers and newborns after birth

·Weigh and measure newborns

·Monitor the patient’s vital signs and heart rate during birth

·Study patient history and health assessments

·Communicate stages of birth to family members

·Explain and demonstrate breastfeeding techniques

·Monitor patient postpartum and be available for questions or concerns

·Participate in research and further educational opportunities

·Perform CPR or other emergency measures if needed