Taking Care of the Amish Prenatal Client: Continuing Education
| Date |
Thursday, April 24, 2025
7 - 8 p.m. CT |
| Location | Online |
| Instructions for Guests | This is a virtual event. The Zoom link will be provided upon registration. Join us from 6:30-7 p.m. CT for connection time. |
| Cost | This event is free to attend. |
| Registration | Register |
| Sponsors | Bethel Nurse-Midwifery Program |
Event Description
Learn how to create an Amish prenatal program in your healthcare system. Set up in-home prenatal visits, train Amish midwives to lessen the risk of obstetrical emergencies, and understand Amish cultural beliefs about prenatal care.
Dawn Dahlgren-Roemmich, CNM, DNP, became a CNM in 2003, worked in a suburban midwifery practice for 15 years, then moved to a rural location in central Minnesota. She had requests to work with local Amish clients. She saw the need for more than just in-home prenatal visits. They needed education about prenatal and intrapartum care. Her DNP project set up a prenatal care program working with the local Amish client population.
Attendees are eligible for 1 hour of CEU credit.
Questions?
Contact Tracy Rud, Administrative Assistant, at t-rud@bethel.edu, or Katrina Wu, Program Director, at katrina-wu@bethel.edu.