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PRECEPTOR INFORMATION

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Newlife International School of Midwifery (NISM) is fully accredited by the Midwifery Education Accreditation Council (MEAC).

NISM students complete their clinical education under the supervision of qualified midwifery preceptors in approved clinical settings. Students are responsible for identifying an appropriate preceptor and clinical site, while NISM reviews and approves clinical placements to ensure they meet institutional, professional, and applicable regulatory requirements.

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Preceptors work closely with students to provide supervised clinical experience, mentorship, and evaluation throughout the student's clinical education. NISM provides ongoing oversight of students' clinical progress and works with preceptors to support the development and assessment of midwifery competencies.

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For information about becoming a preceptor or NISM's clinical requirements, please contact the NISM Clinical coordinator at clinical.coordinator@midwifeschool.org

 

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PRECEPTOR QUALIFICATIONS

https://narm.org/preceptors/
 

-Credentialed as a CPM, CNM or CM (or other as appropriate to set jurisdiction)
 

-Licensed to legally practice midwifery in an out of hospital setting in the state/jurisdiction
 

-Have an additional of 3 years of experience after certification OR 50 primary/co-primary births beyond entry level CPM requirements
 

-10 continuity of care births beyond entry level CPM requirements
 

-A minimum of 10 out-of-hospital births​

A NARM Registered Preceptor is a midwife who meets requirements for supervising CPM candidates and has current, approved registration through NARM.      https://narm.org/preceptors/

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