thread: Q's about the bachelor Of Midwifery Undergraduate degree

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    Jan 2008
    Just Coasting
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    MG, Samantha & Feeb. Thanks so much for your replies. There are certainly pro's and cons either way aren't there.
    I think I am going to do the BMid, especially if our local Uni - Griffith, starts the course in 2010. I don't think I'll be needing to work in any rural settings (don't think I'll ever be able to get DH to leave the Gold Coast) so that won't be a concern.
    Griffith already has an affiliation with the current Gold Coast Hospital and in 2012 there will be an additional tertiary hospital opening here on the coast. They are calling it a Super Hospital. It will be as good as any of the major hospitals in the capital cities. No babies will ever have to be transfered to Brisbane from the Gold Coast again. In the postnatal ward every mother will have their own room with own bathroom and fridge etc. Also the SCN will have private rooms so mums can stay there right with their bubs. It's all very exciting and I'm very excited about the oportunity to be able to learn and possibly work in this hospital.
    I guess if i do decide I'd like to be an RN I can always do it afterwards. I know it's the ass-about way of doing things but I really just want to be spending 3 years doing a degree that I enjoy and if BMid is going to give me more knowledge and experience in the field of mid first up, then I think it's the way to go for me.

    Thanks again for your replies.

    PS: feeb, not long now hey
    Last edited by ~mamaspice~; May 10th, 2008 at 09:51 PM.

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