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06.022012April 29, 2015

Ina May Gaskin Speaking Engagement

By Emily FitzgeraldIn ACNM EventsTags 2011, Physiologic birth

Ina May Gaskin, midwife and author, spoke to a sold-out audience at Coffman Memorial Union in November, 2011. This event was co-sponsored by the U...

28.122011April 29, 2015

HCMC Nurse-Midwife Service Celebrates 40 Years!

By Emily FitzgeraldIn PregnancyTags 2011, Minnesota CNMs, news

This past fall, the HCMC Nurse-Midwife Service celebrated 40 years of offering midwifery care to women in the metro area. Please see the great write-ups...

22.112011April 29, 2015

More Midwives in Minnesota Make Headlines

By Emily FitzgeraldIn Pregnancy, Site News, Women's HealthTags 2011, Birth Center, Minnesota CNMs, news

Recently, we have noticed midwives in outstate Minnesota getting some attention in the news! Ceree George, CNM and Yvette Rodriguez were featured in an article...

20.092011April 29, 2015

Birth Matters Minnesota: a Conference with Ina May Gaskin

By Emily FitzgeraldIn ACNM EventsTags 2011, Physiologic birth

Called “the midwife of modern midwifery” by Salon, Ina May Gaskin, MA, CPM, will be in the Twin Cities speaking on her new book, Birth Matters:...

18.062011April 29, 2015

Hudson Hospital Adds Waterbirth as Birthing Option

By Emily FitzgeraldIn PregnancyTags 2011, Birth Center, Waterbirth

Check out this May 21st, 2011 article from the Hudson Star-Observer: New waterbirth tub installed at Hudson Hospital Birth Center

18.062011April 29, 2015

Kudos to Minnesota Midwives!

By Emily FitzgeraldIn ACNM Events, Site NewsTags 2011, Awards, Minnesota CNMs

Minnesota Certified Nurse-Midwife, Mary Rossi, was honored with an award at the American College of Nurse-Midwives 56th Annual Meeting in San Antonio, TX in May....

Minnesota Midwives of American College of Nurse Midwives

Thank you to everyone who was able to attend the 10th annual Optimal Outcomes: Perinatal, Reproductive & Sexual Health conference. Our speakers did a fantastic job leading us in discussion about traditional Ojibwe midwifery and birth culture, how to avoid stigmatizing language in our documentation, best practices regarding management of hypertensive disorders in pregnancy and postpartum, experiences of perinatal loss among birthing people of color, and abortion healthcare updates.

Please remember to complete your evaluation survey to earn your CEUs.

A special thank you to the conference committee members who volunteered so much of their time to make this conference happen (Sara Jennerjohn, Laura Leatherman-Clark, Liz Hochman, Emme Corbeil, Natalie Jacobson-Dunlop, Rhonda Fellows, Suzanna Bess, Ikram Hussein, Brooke Rody and Claire Matthews-Lingen).
And thank you to the student volunteers who helped make the day run more smoothly (Elyssa Mendez, Hamdi Hussein, Amanda Frykman, Niyauna Forsythe, Asia Roberts and Karees Lindstom).

Anyone is welcome to join this committee-please let us know if you are interested in being on the committee for next year.

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