The good thingsLoved the role itself but not the organisation where I worked . Decisions were made with profit as their bottom line not patient or employee safety

The challengesNo duty of care to hard working clinical midwives

Aug 2019

Midwifery is mostly a rewarding job and provides variety caring for women and babies

Reviewer's QualificationBachelor of Midwifery

Experience5 – 9 years

Organisation sizeLarge (200+ employees)

SpecialisationMaternity, Postnatal & Antenatal

The good thingsCaring for women and babies and their families throughout the most important years of their life. Helping them to transition to parenthood. Good variety of work working alongside women through the con...

The challengesUnderstanding different cultures, pressures of working in a large tertiary hospital.

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