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Midwife CV Example & Writing Guide

Present your maternity experience, communication and safe practice clearly for a UK midwifery application.

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Use these examples only where they match your actual background. Bracketed text must be replaced. This is not a ready-to-submit CV.

Example professional summary

Midwife with experience in [actual setting]. Skilled in [confirmed responsibilities], working within [your scope and supervision]. Seeking a role in [target service]. [State registration or application status accurately where relevant.]

Experience bullet examples

  • [State your actual role, employer and dates.]
  • [Describe one relevant responsibility, including supervision where applicable.]
  • [Add a real example of your own contribution and its outcome.]

Start with the actual person specification

List the essential criteria and choose evidence from your own work or training. Use concise examples of what you did, within your scope, and what happened. Do not copy unheld clinical skills from the advert.

Describe your professional status accurately

Check the NMC pathway for your qualification and the employer’s requirements. Do not describe uncompleted assessment or registration as achieved.

Make your evidence useful

Midwifery qualification and relevant placements. Your contribution to person-centred maternity care. Escalation and multidisciplinary communication examples. Current NMC application or registration stage. Do not include patient names, identifying details or confidential case histories.

Use this CV template for a real vacancy

This midwife CV example is a structure to adapt, not a completed application. Choose the experience that best matches the advertised duties. Replace bracketed prompts, describe the setting and scope of your work, and keep dates consistent with your employment history.

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A common mistake to avoid

Do not present planned training, pending registration or a team outcome as your own completed qualification or achievement.

Before you send your CV

Check contact details, employment dates and any qualifications. Compare your CV with the actual job description, save a tailored copy and inspect the exported pages. Remove all prompts and any confidential details.