Vermont § 4183 - Eligibility A person shall be eligible to be licensed as a midwife, if the person has:

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§ 4183. Eligibility A person shall be eligible to be licensed as a midwife, if the person has:

  • (1) certification as a certified professional midwife (CPM) by the North American Registry
    of Midwives; (2) earned a high school degree or its equivalent as a basis for entry into the study
    of midwifery; and (3) agreed to practice according to the scope and standards of practice as required by
    rules adopted pursuant to section 4185 of this title. (Added 1999, No. 133 (Adj

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