South Carolina School of Midwifery
Greenville, South Carolina
864-325-7791
Founded 2003
A traditional midwifery school, state approved for licensing in South Carolina. Classes meet once a week for lecture and lesson assignments, which are completed at home. The school is a 2 year program. In addition, an apprenticeship is also required in S.C. For more information contact J. Mereinda Fisher, Licensed Midwife-CPM or visit my web site at www.scschoolofmidwifery.com.
Comments from Students:
Practically useful lessons with intimate class settings and one-on-one time with instructor. - E.R.
The school's dedication to women in addition to it's spiritually uplifting teachings makes the course load a labor of love. -K.R., 1st yr student
For detailed information, visit my web site at www.scschoolofmidwifery.com
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5/16/2008
Tampa
(answering some of the comments below)
I'm interested in this school too and I looked into the whole nursing/midwife thing. If you want to be a certified NURSE midwife then you obviously have to do nursing, but in some midwife schools, if you take the NARM it means that you will be a CPM and it's direct entry, no nursing required. I literally just found out so I'm pretty excited about it :)
Sara Smith
2/6/2008
Florence SC
I attend FMU, and right now I am in the prenursing program preparing to get my nursing degree. I really just wanted a little bit of information about how to go about going from FMU to your school of midwifery, entrance requirements, cost, credits transferring, etc. I just would like to have an idea so that I make sure I go about getting my degree here in the correct way.
Melanie Hafer
4/14/2007
HOLLYWOOD, FL
iM EXTREMELY iNTERESTED iN BECOMiNG A MiDWiFE AS i GET OLDER, MY DREAM HAS ALWAYS BEEN TO HELP THOSE MOTHERS WHEN DELiVERiNG THEiR iNFANT AND TO BE PART OF AN EXPERiENCE AND THE PROCESS OF WHiCH A NEWBORN iS ENTERiNG THE NEW WORLD. WHENEVER YOU GET THE CHANCE TO EMAiL ME WiTH MORE iNFORMATiON ABOUT THE SCHOOL AND THE STUDiES...THANK YOU
ASHLEY REYES
12/12/2006
Fort Mill, SC
Hi, I've been taking midwifery classes for a few years and have a nursing background. I'm moving to Fort Mill, SC soon and would like more info about your program. Specifically, can I transfer credits/experience, length of program and preceptor info ie do you provide them?
Looking forward to your reply.
My best,
Christina
Christina
11/7/2006
kansas city, MO
I am really interested in becoming a midwife...... I think it is an very interedting job that would allow me to have an good experience.
jalissa
10/28/2006
Easley
I am interested in becoming a midwife. I have a medical background and I am a certified labor doula. I work for an upper cervical Chiropractor and believe that home is where it should happen. Please send me some information about your studies .Thank you.
Angie Holladay
10/8/2006
Florence, SC
I am extremely interested in becoming a midwife....Do you need to be a nurse before becoming one.
Teresa Altman
6/4/2006
Columbia SC
Do you have to be a nurse in order to become a midwife
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