Accomplished/ Progressing: 1. To finish my observed birth phase of the clinical program. Passed Integrative Assessment on 8/21/17. dchambers_phase_1_assessment_summary_of_feedback.docx 2. To be knowledgeable and competent in suturing Assisted two sutures since last semester. 3. To attend a live conference at the Midwives College of Utah Attended my first conference on 8/21/17. 4. To be competent in reading lab results Deeper understanding of interpreting lab results for recommendations & referrals. 5. Learn the foundations & be competent in providing prenatal care Confident in providing prenatal care by practicing shared-decision making, informed choice, education, and guidance. 6. Be competent in using herbs for the childbearing year Confident in using herbs for pregnancy, labor, birth, postpartum, and breastfeeding. herbs_during_pregnancy.jpg 7. Journal during visits & birth Consistency with journaling experiences, questions, and recommendations. 8. To be more in touch with my spiritual side through spending more time outdoors in nature, and meditation. 9. To find a balance between work and pleasure. 10. Find time for my dance and acrobatic hobbies.
Personal Goals
1. Find time to take acting classes 2. Get better at cooking 3. Take the time to learn how to surf 4. Make my own herbal remedies. 5. Start an herb garden. 6. Make photography my full time business to allow flexibility for clinicals & births
The Midwives College of Utah Program Goals
A midwife of technical expertise
The undergraduate program aims to prepare students to practice at the full scope of the Certified Professional Midwife credential through the demonstration of broad, integrative, and specialized knowledge.
A midwife of professional excellence
The undergraduate program aims to prepare students to practice within their own communities and synthesize applied and collaborative learning. Students will engage in the maternity care system professionally and ethically at all times.
A midwife of personal greatness
The undergraduate program aims to prepare students for reflective practice and a perpetual commitment to contribute to the professionalization of direct-entry midwifery.
The undergraduate program aims to prepare graduates to educate others in their profession and in their communities.