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Licensed Certified Professional Midwife
Professions Licensed by IDFPR
- Licensed Certified Professional Midwife
NOTICE: IDPFR Introduces New Online Licensing System!
On October 30, 2024, IDFPR launched CORE, a new online system for professionals to apply for licensure in Illinois.
New applications for Licensed Certified Professional Midwife will be available early 2025.
Access CORE and learn more about the new system by going here.
License Information
Third-Party Access to Your Application Information
- If you would like another person to ask about the status of your application, such as an employer or advisor, you will need to complete and submit a Third Party Authorization form.
Before Applying for Licensure
Applicants for State of Illinois licensure are required to:
- have completed the academic and clinical requirements for a Licensed Certified Professional Midwife program as established by the Midwifery Education and Accreditation Council and
- have successfully completed the North American Registry of Midwives Examination.
For more information on how to become a Licensed Certified Professional Midwife, please visit North American Registry of Midwives
To Apply to Become a Licensed Certified Professional Midwife in the State of Illinois
There are two methods for application: Acceptance of Examination and Endorsement.
For Acceptance of Examination, you will provide evidence of having passed the NARM Board Certification examination.
For Endorsement, you will need to provide evidence of having practiced in a state that requires licensure for Certified Professional Midwife. If the state where you have been practicing does not license Certified Professional Midwife, you will apply by Acceptance of Examination.
- Start on our CORE webpage for helpful guides on creating an account, applying, or accessing support if needed.
Military Portability
This profession is eligible for Military Portability for Active-Duty service members and their spouses.
