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  • Closing International Breast/Chestfeeding Week: Midwifery Support for Infant Feeding in BC 

    Closing International Breast/Chestfeeding Week: Midwifery Support for Infant Feeding in BC 

    As International Breast/Chestfeeding Week (August 1–7) comes to a close, UBC Midwifery recognizes the essential role midwives play in supporting families through all infant feeding journeys.  Midwives are highly skilled primary care providers who support parents in making informed choices about how to feed their babies. This includes breastfeeding, chestfeeding,  lactation, and is always guided…

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  • UBC Midwifery Hiring Clinical Faculty for Teaching Roles in 2025

    UBC Midwifery Hiring Clinical Faculty for Teaching Roles in 2025

    The UBC Midwifery Program is hiring clinical faculty to support several courses in the 2025 academic year. Positions are available across Term 1 and Term 2, with both online and in-person teaching opportunities.  Applicants must be midwives with active or recent clinical practice. A Master’s degree and teaching experience are strongly preferred.  Courses range from…

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  • Happy Canada Day! 2025

    Happy Canada Day! 2025

    Our office is closed today in observance of Canada Day, a national statutory holiday. As we mark this day, we also recognize that it holds different meanings for many, and we acknowledge the ongoing work toward truth and reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples across these lands. We’ll return to regular hours on July 2nd.

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  • Congratulations to the UBC Midwifery Class of 2025

    Congratulations to the UBC Midwifery Class of 2025

    The UBC Midwifery Program proudly congratulates the Class of 2025 on their graduation. These graduates and new Faculty of Medicine Alumni have demonstrated unwavering commitment, resilience, and compassion throughout their rigorous education. As they begin their careers as registered midwives, we celebrate their accomplishments and their readiness to provide safe, respectful, and evidence-informed care for…

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  • UBC Midwifery Program Director Named 2024 Top Scholar

    UBC Midwifery Program Director Named 2024 Top Scholar

    UBC Midwifery proudly shares that Dr. Cecilia Jevitt, Program Director and Professor, has been named a 2024 Top Scholar by ScholarGPS. This distinction recognizes Dr. Jevitt as one of the top 5 percent of lifetime scholars in the field of midwifery worldwide. ScholarGPS honours researchers whose sustained contributions have advanced their disciplines and helped shape…

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  • Celebrating Leadership: Allison Campbell Appointed Associate Director of UBC’s Midwifery Program

    Celebrating Leadership: Allison Campbell Appointed Associate Director of UBC’s Midwifery Program

    The UBC Midwifery Program is pleased to announce the appointment of Allison Campbell as Associate Director of the program, effective (retroactively) January 1, 2025. Ms. Campbell brings more than a decade of academic and clinical midwifery experience and a longstanding commitment to social justice and health equity. Since joining the program in 2012, she has…

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  • Crisis Snapshots: UBC Midwifery Voices

    Crisis Snapshots: UBC Midwifery Voices

    In celebration of International Day of the Midwife (May 5), UBC Midwifery is sharing Crisis Snapshots, a micro interview series highlighting midwives’ critical role in times of crisis. We asked two questions: Midwives Are Essential to Crisis Response Midwives Must be Heard In these short, animated interviews, UBC faculty, clinical faculty and registered midwives share…

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  • Call for Submissions: International Day of the Midwife 2025

    Call for Submissions: International Day of the Midwife 2025

    UBC Midwifery invites our preceptors and faculty to share their voices in celebration of this year’s International Day of the Midwife. Theme: Midwives: Critical in Every CrisisWe’re gathering short, two-question micro-interviews to spotlight the essential role of midwives during times of crisis. These stories will be featured on our social media, website, and community channels.…

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