Midwifery Bridge CEUs

GOLD Learning is excited to launch the GOLD Learning Midwifery Bridge Program!  The program is designed to help meet the necessary accredited continuing education contact hours in order to attain the NARM Midwifery Bridge Certificate and CPM recertification requirements.  

The Midwifery Bridge certificate requires 50 accredited continuing education hours within the five-year period prior to application.  Recertification is required every three years  This program will help you work towards the required hours, and is divided into small bundles based on the three required categories. See more information from NARM regarding certification requirements and categories.   

To register, simply select the bundle you are interested in, add it to your cart, and continue through the checkout process.  Once complete, login to the lecture library and select the talk from the Open Presentations section.  Enjoy!

$95.00 USD

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Managing Complications During Birth Lecture Pack

Are you prepared? Being ready for unexpected emergencies is an important part of every birth professional's skill set. This package provides practical information on managing potential complications d...

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Adrienne Leeds, CPM, CCH

Preeclampsia And Nutrition: Separating Fact From Fiction

Andrew Kotaska, MD FRCS(C)

Two-Step Delivery And The Prevention Of Shoulder Dystocia

Joanna L. Davis, CPM, CLS

Understanding The Needs Of The Newborn Who Has Experienced A Hypoxic Insult During Labor: The Relationship Between Hypoxia, Hypoglycemia And Hypothermia.

Nell Tharpe, MS CNM, CRNFA, FACNM

Suturing Skills For Midwifery Practice

Shawn Walker, RM, PhD

An Algorithm For Physiological Breech Birth

$95.00 USD

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Breech Birth Lecture Pack

Our Breech Birth add-on package is designed to provide an in-depth focus on the topic of vaginal breech delivery. The climate of vaginal breech birth is changing as more families push to have it avail...

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Shawn Walker, RM, PhD

Using research to improve the way we teach and learn vaginal breech birth

Andrew Kotaska, MD FRCS(C)

Heads-up not hands-up: the Unexpected Breech Birth

Gail Tully, BS, CPM, CD(DONA)

Illustrating Breech Complications

Dr. Stuart Fischbein, MD, FACOG

The Home Breech Option, Proper Selection & Technique

Shawn Walker, RM, PhD

Understanding the mechanisms as the key to safe breech birth