Below is the plan of study for the new Baystate Midwifery Education Program, where you can get a certificate in midwifery from Baystate Health as well as an optional concurrent Master's from the Elaine Marieb College of Nursing.

Course Descriptions:

Baystate Clinical Courses:

  1. Foundations in Ambulatory Midwifery (3) 
  2. Primary Care (1) 
  3. Advanced Health Assessment (3)

Baystate Didactic Courses:

  1. Pharmacology (2)
  2. Advanced Pathophysiology 1 (1)

Master's Courses (EMCON): 

  • None
Credits
  • BMC: 9
  • UMass: 0
  • Total: 9

Baystate Clinical Courses:

  1. Advanced Ambulatory Midwifery (3)

Baystate Didactic Courses:

  1. Pharmacology II (0.5)
  2. Advanced Pathophysiology II (1)
  3. Professional Issues and Community Health (2) - to be offered jointly with UMass and Baystate Midwifery

Master's Courses (EMCON): 

  1. N704- Health Care Disparities (3)
Credits
  • BMC: 6.5
  • UMass: 3
  • Total: 9.5

Baystate Clinical Courses:

  1. Intrapartum (4)
  2. Postpartum /Newborn (2)

Baystate Didactic Courses:

  1. Pharm III (0.5)

Master's Courses (EMCON): 

  1. N604 Intro to Stats for Health Research (3)
Credits
  • BMC: 6.5
  • UMass: 3
  • Total: 9.5

Baystate Clinical Courses:

  1. Intrapartum Complications (3)
  2. Postpartum/ Newborn Complications (1)
  3. Integration (1)

Baystate Didactic Courses:

  1. Advanced Physiology/ Pathophysiology III (2)
  2. Interprofessional Education (1)

Master's Courses (EMCON): 

  1. N603- Theoretical Components of Nursing Practice (3)
Credits
  • BMC: 8
  • UMass: 3
  • Total: 11

Baystate Clinical Courses:

  1. Integration (9)

Baystate Didactic Courses:

  • None

Master's Courses (EMCON): 

  1. N630- Research Methodology in Nursing (3)
Credits
  • BMC: 9
  • UMass: 3
  • Total: 12
  • BMC: 39
  • UMass: 12

TOTAL: 51 credits