- Monitoring the health of pregnant women and their unborn babies.

- Educating patients as well as their partners and family members on reproductive health, preparation for parenthood, and antenatal care.

- Teaching patients with pain management techniques to prepare them for labor.

- Taking and recording patients' blood pressure, temperature, and pulse as well as ordering diagnostic tests as needed.

- Helping patients and their partners to cope with miscarriages, stillbirths, neonatal deaths, and terminations.

- Teaching new mothers how to feed their newborns.

- Assisting patients in creating suitable birth plans.

- Bachelor's nursing or related field.

Completion of an accredited midwifery educational program.

- Proven experience working as a midwife.

- The ability to work under pressure.

- Strong problem-solving, analytical, and clinical assessment skills.

- Effective communication skills.

- Patient and compassionate.