NHS Ayrshire & Arran
Integrated Midwife

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This is a band 6 Community Midwife post for the Mid Argyll locality.
The post holder will provide direct antenatal, intrapartum, and postnatal care to women and their families within the Mid Argyll locality.
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You will be responsible for supporting women in their choice of place of birth and provide care under a community midwifery model. The midwife will practice autonomously. The midwives are supported by the consultants from Greater Glasgow and Clyde.
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There is an on-call requirement to provide care to women during birth in the out-of-hours period and to be able to respond to obstetric emergencies with the support from the on-call GP and hospital staff. The Mid Argyll Midwifery Team is a small team who are committed to providing an excellent service to the patients within the locality. Training is provided, and there is a Service Level Agreement with GG&C for any ongoing training and development.


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