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Originally Posted by sarettah
It is a whole lot more than saying, "Hey, I think I'll be a midwife."
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I never said being a midwife was such a low bar.
Being a midwife is a very low bar compared to being a physician.
Yes I read what you put in bold.
Having a relationship with a physician in a facility is not being a physician in a facility.
License Requirements
Any use of the title "Midwife" within New York State requires licensure.
To be licensed as a midwife in New York State you must:
be of good moral character;
be at least 21 years of age; and
meet education and examination requirements.
You must submit an application for licensure and the other forms indicated, along with the appropriate fee, to the Office of the Professions at the address specified on each form. It is your responsibility to follow up with anyone you have asked to send us material.
The specific requirements for licensure are contained in Title 8, Article 140, section 6955 of New York's Education Law and Subpart 79-5 of the Commissioner's Regulations.
You should also read the general licensing information applicable for all professions.
Fees
The fee for licensure is $322.
The fee for a limited permit is $70 (the limited permit fee is not refundable).
https://www.midwifeschooling.com/new-york/