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Congratulations 2010 Graduate Midwives!
Bridget Carnahan is planning to move to Portland and open her own practice.
Sara Grundle is navigating through the Canadian registration process and assuming all goes well she is hoping to be employed with Beginnings Midwifery Care in Edmonton, Alberta.
Tonya Iverson is planning to start working for Eastside Midwives at The Puget Sound Birth Center starting in October after she receives her LM and CPM certifications. She is also planning to serve on the MAWS board.
Grace Jeun plans to be licensed in British Columbia and is currently going through the bridging program.
Jenny Morgan plans to enjoy some time home with her family over the next several weeks as she prepares for the NARM exam in August 2010. She plans to become licensed in California and launch Natural Instincts Community Birth Collective (NICBC) in the fall of 2010. She will continue to birth assist and back up her precepting midwife at Creekside Women's Healthcare as well as help out other midwives in her area.
Kate Saumweber, this year’s recipient of the Jo Anne Myers-Ciecko Award for Outstanding Scholarship and Leadership will be sitting for her certification exams in August. She is joining the midwifery team at Health Foundations Family Health & Birth Center in Saint Paul, MN, the Twin Cities first free-standing birth center. She is thoroughly enjoying life being engaged and is planning a wedding for 2011.
Adriann Walker is going to open up her own practice and join the community of midwives in Riverside, California.
Kyla Wheeler will be sitting for Washington state licensure and plans to join Cascade Midwives and Birthcenter, Everett, Washington in September.