Midwife starting salary UK. Degree qualified, registered with NMC. Band 5 - 1st paypoint £25,655 p.a. Monthly Gross pay £2,137.92. Monthly Net Pay after all deductions £1,620.89. Shocking #investinmidwives
Prof Jenny Gamble
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Prof Jenny Gamble
@ProfJennyGamble
Professor of Midwifery, Monash University. Director, Transforming Maternity Care Collaborative. Views are my own.
- Replying to @JaneCaroI think you miss the point. Have you never needed to challenge inappropriate behaviour by stranger males in public spaces, sometimes entering sex segregated spaces? If that male says they are a woman, then ‘no help is coming’ and it will likely end badly for you and other women.
- Replying to @yasmin_pooleAsking a woman in front of her boss if the culture for women in parliament has improved is inappropriate.
- Replying to @drkerrynphelps@JacquiLambie why didn’t you insist that selected cross bench members and Greens and Labor leaders were also told this special information. Surely these elected reps are just as trustworthy with national security matters.
- You mean your Mam was correct!
- Replying to @LottieHistory @BBCWomansHour and @EmmabarnettWe also make mention of this in the paper. We are not seeing “bodies with a prostate”.
- Midwives save lives, reduce morbidity and enhance health for mothers and babies. #investinmidwivesHere’s an illustration of the impact of midwifery on outcomes for women, for babies, and for the system - just look at all the good that midwives do across the life course! ✨✨✨#earlyyears #midwives #evidence #quality
- Midwives save lives, reduce morbidity & enhance health, yet in every country globally we are poorly paid, undervalued, face hostility, struggle to access to education, have reduced autonomy, & exclusion from executive leadership. Join pushcampaign.org #WomensRights
- Replying to @JoannneCrawford @Humanisingbirth and 2 othersWhen I collected data for my PhD - with women who reported a traumatic childbirth - I asked them if having their own midwife would have made a difference - 100% said “Yes”.
- Replying to @WilkieMP
- Our Editorial - A response to Ockenden review. “Rectifying the root causes of system failure is a fundamental”. And “all recommended actions and programmes of improvement” should be based on high quality evidence. Open access. @maryrenfrew +17 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
- Replying to @ProfJennyGamble
- Replying to @pushcampaignorgWe shouldn’t need more men in the midwifery profession to be treated with respect and paid relative to skills, expertise & contribution to saving lives, reducing morbidity and promoting health.
