Nurse-Midwife (NMW)
The Master of Science in Nursing with a Nurse-Midwife (NMW)* clinical specialty prepares advanced practice nurses to care for women and newborns as nurse-midwives. The curriculum combines both broad foundational knowledge and specialty knowledge in primary care, women's health, newborn care and midwifery. Download the Nurse-Midwife Outcomes (PDF) document for learning outcomes, graduation data and certification pass rates.
The MSN with a NMW clinical specialty is a 48-credit-hour, 10-course program of study, including more than 600 hours of clinical experience.
*Please note that effective fall 2022, this specialty is closed. No longer admitting to this specialty.
Curriculum
Course requirements: 47 credits
Master's core courses: 12 credits
*The equivalent of one full-time year of RN experience in L&D is required prior to the start of the clinical course sequence
Course | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
NUR 6510 | Health Economics, Policy, and Professional Issues for APNs | 3 |
NUR 7000 | Statistics in Nursing | 3 |
NUR 8625 | Evidence-Based Nursing Practice: Theoretical & Methodological | 3 |
NUR 7105 | Theoretical Foundations for Nursing | 3 |
Cognates: 7 credits | ||
NUR 7444 | Advanced Physiology and Pathophysiology Across Lifespan | 4 |
NUR 7555 | Pharmacotherapeutics for Advanced Practice | 3 |
Clinical course: 28 credits | ||
NUR 7030 | Advanced Nursing Assessment | 4 |
*NUR 7225 | Pathophysiology, Clinical Care and Management I | 8 |
NUR 7226 | Pathophysiology, Clinical Care and Management II | 8 |
NUR 7227 | Pathophysiology, Clinical Care and Management III | 8 |
8403 Colesville Road, Suite 1230, Silver Spring, MD 20910-6374; Tel: 240-485-1803, acme@acnm.org, www.midwife.org/acme.
Graduate Specialty Coordinator
Nicole Audritsh, DNP, CNM
142 Cohn
734-751-5056
bv8083@wayne.edu