Should I major in Nursing and minor in Biology?

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What more information do you want? I already talked about the basics of what they do

CNMs do pretty much everything an ob/gyn would do - they give annual exams, they do patient education about women’s health and wellness, they give prenatal exams, they assist women in labor, etc…Nurse-midwives do adhere to the nursing model, which is more focused on patient education and holistic care than the medical model.

and their education

So to become a CNM, you’d have to get a bachelor’s degree in nursing and then get a master’s degree in nursing in midwifery (most nursing schools have this). Most nurses work in-between the BSN and the MSN for a few years to gain experience, although increasingly these days you don’t have to.

In the post above. It’d be helpful if you said what you wanted to know so I could point you to some resources.