a health care provider who has been trained in both nursing and midwifery and is certified by a national organization called the American College of Nurse-Midwives (ACNM)

a midwife who has completed a nursing degree and a masters program in midwifery

a midwife who has satisfied the educational and experience requirements of the American College of Nurse-Midwives (ACNM)

an advanced practice nurse specializing in women 's health care needs, including prenatal care , labor and delivery , and postpartum care for "normal" pregnancies

an experienced registered nurse who has completed an accredited education program in nurse-midwifery and has passed a national certifying exam

a registered nurse with advanced

a registered nurse with thorough training and experience in taking care of pregnant women and delivering babies

means a licensed registered nurse, certified by the American College of Nurse Midwives to administer maternity care within the scope of the license.

A registered nurse with specialized graduate training to provide primary gynecologic and obstetric care, including childbirth.

a registered nurse who has earned a graduate degree in midwifery, which trains him or her to handle normal, low-risk pregnancies and deliveries. Most CNMs deliver babies in hospitals or birth centers, although some do home births.