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2019 ATM Conference

REGISTRATION IS OPEN CLICK HERE! WE HAVE ANOTHER AWESOME CONFERENCE COMING YOUR WAY.

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Next School Enrollment Period Opens 3/1

July Class Start: Applications are accepted from March 1st - June 15th.

Mailed documents must be postmarked by June 10th
References and supporting documents due by June 15th

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MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS

Membership renewals will now be good for 1 YEAR FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE. After you renew this time the system will send out an expiration notice 1 month prior to your next renewal.
RENEW NOW TO RECEIVE YOUR CONFERENCE DISCOUNTS AND STAY UP TO DATE ON IMPORTANT LEGISLATIVE OR TDLR UPDATES!

UPCOMING BOARD MEETINGS

April 25th, 2019 4:00pm

Greatwolf Lodge, Grapevine, TX

See the ATM Board Meeting Schedule for the time and location of the next ATM board meeting.

Our Goals

ATM works hard to represent the interests of midwives all across the state of Texas. We keep a close eye on legislation, and attend meetings of the Texas Department of Health Midwifery Board to be sure the needs of Texas midwives are communicated. Through the help of their Regional Directors, ATM members are able to keep informed of current issues. Every member is encouraged to express her/his concerns to the ATM Board of Directors and to the Midwifery Program. If you are a Texas Midwife and have not already done so, we encourage you to join us.

Statement of Philosophy

As midwives, we believe the practice of midwifery to be distinct from the practice of medicine. Midwifery is a discipline pertaining to a normal cycle of life, the childbearing years. We base our profession on the midwifery model of care:

Pregnancy and birth are a fundamentally healthy process.
Each woman is unique and her care should be tailored to meet her individual needs.
Attending to the emotional and spiritual components of childbearing are as important as appropriate antepartum, intrapartum and postpartum physical care.
Midwives should be trained by other midwives, be that training in a school or through apprenticeship.
Midwives should maintain a professional attitude and practice which promotes collegial relationships between physicians, midwives and students.
The relationship between midwives and their clients are collaborative in nature.