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Deborah Flowers, RN, CPM
- Farm Midwifery Center 1985
- Over 1000 births
- Lab Director, Plenty International, Guatemala, 1978-1980
- Valedictorian, Columbia State College School of Nursing, 1990
- Director of Midwifery Program for Plenty Belize, 2000
- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Williamson Medical Center, 2005-
After receiving her certification and working with The Farm Midwifery Center for a number of years, Deborah worked with Plenty International, serving as the director of a midwifery and childbirth education program, conducting trainings for 12 Mayan women from 10 different villages in the highland region of southern Belize.
The program has conducted two additional trainings and Deborah has returned to do follow-up visits and continuing education classes with the trainees.
In 2004 Deborah began working full time as an RN for Franklin, Tennessee's Williamson Medical Center's labor and delivery department, moving into their special care nursery in 2005.
In addition to teaching IV Therapy and other classes for The Farm Midwifery Center, Deborah has been one of the primary instructors for the Neonatal Resuscitation Class. |
Deborah Flowers observes a Mayan midwifery
trainee at a prenatal clinic in Belize.
The pregnant mother (seated, left) walked through the mountains for 2 hours to attend a prenatal visit with the village midwife..
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