SAVE THE DATE!
The Association of Midwifery Educators and the
National Association of Certified Professional Midwives
invite you to
Symposium 2012
CPMs and Midwifery Educators:
Contributing to a New Era in Maternity Care
March 16 -19, 2012
Airlie Center, Warrenton, Virginia (1 hour from Washington, D.C.)
Imagine for a moment… spending three days with colleagues and friends in an idyllic country setting, delving deeply into our professional opportunities and challenges, examining cutting edge thinking about health care and education with experts in public policy, legislation, and business, exploring global and national trends as they might apply to midwifery, and learning from our peers who are breaking new ground in policy, practice and education. Join us to identify fresh approaches to old challenges together, and to create a renewed vision with concrete next steps for advancing professional midwifery in the United States.
Who should attend?
- CPMs who are concerned with sustainability and advancement of the profession, creating increased access for women to CPM services and improving their practices
- Midwifery educators, including mentors and preceptors
- CNMs who work with and support the practices of CPMs
- Advocates and allies for a CPM role in maternity care reform in the U.S.
- Leaders in national and state midwifery organizations
- Consumers who are passionate about the need for better access to midwifery care
CEUs will be available pending approval
Coming in September:
- Register for the Symposium on-line and take advantage of early-bird registration rates.
- AME and NACPM members eligible for discount pricing!
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