Midwife Sample Clauses

Midwife. The Flying Start midwife will work closely with community midwives and offer support and interventions primarily with the most vulnerable or those with complex needs. E.

Midwife. A worker who is registered in New Zealand as a midwife and holds a current annual practising certificate.

Midwife. An independent medical professional who assists the pregnant woman and her partner during pregnancy and childbirth and is in regular contact with the woman. Thereby is also intended such general practitioner as is operative as a midwife.

Midwife. 1) Copy of RN license, 2) copy of letter of Certification by the College Nurse Midwife Association, and 3) copy of Delivery Privilege Form with delivering physician identified. ADVANCED PRACTICAL NURSES: 1) Copy of RN license, 2) copy of Certification from American Nurse Association or National Certification Board of Pediatrics, and 3) copy of Medical Practice Agreement between Physician and Nurse Practitioner, and 4) Copy of Clia Certification if applicable, and 5) Copy of DEA certificate if applicable. PHARMACY: 1) Copy of Pharmacy license, 2) Copy of Pharmacist-In-Charge license, 3) Copy of DEA certificate. PHYSICIANS: 1) Copy of Physician license, 2) Copy of DEA certificate if applicable. RURAL HEALTH: Copy of HHS letter of certification with rate or reimbursement. TRANSPORTATION: Copy of Vehicle Identification Card for all vehicles approved to transport medical clients.

Midwife. A program staff shared that some mothers have three or four children and also work in distant places, which prevents them from participating. The amount of time and work a mother has also depends on the sector that they belong to. All participants, MOHs, PHMs, UNICEF and government program staffs, shared that mothers working in urban and estate sectors are hard to reach. A MOH shared that MSGs are not practical in urban areas. Mothers in urban areas are working on weekdays and are only available on Saturday evenings and Sundays. But, the MOHs and PHMs do not work on Saturday evenings and Sundays. Hence, in contrast to rural areas, where mothers are mostly at home during weekdays, the health staffs do not get a chance to talk to and gather mothers in the urban areas.

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Midwife. A person who, having been regularly admitted to a midwifery educational program, duly recognized in the country in which it is located, has successfully completed the prescribed course of studies in midwifery and has acquired the requisite qualifications to be registered and/or legally licensed to practise midwifery. A midwife may practise in hospitals, clinics, health units, domiciliary conditions or any other service. Near Relative: Spouse, child, brother, sister, parents, parents-in-law, sister-in-law, brother-in-law and fiancé.

Midwife. A Midwife will be paid in accordance with salary rates as outlined in Appendix 2 (a) of this Agreement.