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AWHONN Fellows Application Information Webinar
July 16 | 12 pm ET
Interested in becoming an AWHONN Fellow? Join us to learn about the Fellows program, eligibility requirements, the application process, and tips for submitting a strong application. Hosted by Kris Rimbos, 2026 AWHONN Fellows Chair, and Samantha Bernstein, members of the Fellows Evaluation Subcommittee, this webinar will include an application overview, reviewer insights, common questions, and a live Q&A.
Applications for the 2027 AWHONN Fellows class open July 27. Can't attend live? A recording will be available on the AWHONN Fellows webpage.
RMC Designation Readiness Series
July 22 | Launching the RMC Designation Cycle
Highlight Focus: Program Overview & Learning from a Designated Organization
- Overview of the RMC Designation process and application cycle
- Hear from an organization about their journey, lessons learned, recommendations, and tips for submission.
- Open Q&A with the RMC Designation Advisory Board
Perinatal Quality Improvement Chat Series: Share Understanding
Aug. 25 | 4:30pm EST
Join us for this live webinar, included in the Perinatal Quality Improvement Series, that focuses on building foundational skills in data literacy for the perinatal professional. Participants will explore how to interpret clinical and operational data, differentiate between common cause and special cause variation, and use data to identify meaningful opportunities for improvement.
1 contact hour
Read Between the Lines: Signal Ambiguity: A Hidden Pitfall of Electronic Fetal Monitoring with Becky Cyper and Susan Drummond
Aug. 26
Reliable fetal heart rate surveillance depends on accurate signal acquisition. This session examines signal ambiguity and emphasizes practical troubleshooting strategies to improve tracing accuracy and support clinical decision-making. Case studies provide participants with opportunities to apply these concepts to obstetric scenarios and promote accurate fetal assessment.
1.5 contact hours
Price: $25 for members | $39 for nonmembers
Perinatal Bereavement community chats
Sept. 1 | 2:00pm EST
During this live chat, we'll discuss strategies, share tips and ask questions about perinatal bereavement. This session will be led by AWHONN member, Tricia Rausch, RN Program Coordinator for Perinatal Bereavement and Postpartum Emotional Support at AdventHealth Shawnee Mission with support from Nurse Leader/Staff Liaison Sarah Copple, MSN, RNC-MNN, C-ONQS Director of Perinatal Programs at AWHONN. 1 contact hour
Expert Insights with Lisa A Miller: Chorio/III Investigation
Sept. 9 | 2:00pm EST
Chorio/ Triple I Investigation: EFM is an oxygen monitor, not an infection monitor. So what should clinicians do when they suspect infection may be causing FHR changes? This course will address how to balance EFM as a screening tool when faced with potential intrapartum intraamniotic infection/chorioamnionitis. 1.5 contact hours
Alcohol Use Across the Lifespan for Women
Sept 15 | 2:00pm EST
Don't miss this discussion, led by AWHONN member, Tricia Rausch, RN Program Coordinator for Perinatal Bereavement and Postpartum Emotional Support at AdventHealth Shawnee Mission, on ways we provide compassionate care and help create memories for the families we serve.
1 contact hour
Read Between the Lines: From Physiology to Practice: Navigating the FHM Tracing
Sept. 22 | 3pm EST
This session uses a case-based approach to explore how physiology influences fetal heart rate tracings. During the live session, participants will actively engage in case reviews and discussions. Learners will strengthen their understanding of the physiologic factors that affect tracings and apply evidence-based best practices to clinical care. Bring your questions and join us for this interactive “Read Between the Lines” session.
1.5 contact hours
Price: $25 for members | $39 for nonmembers
AWHONN Accreditation Statement
Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. Accredited status does not imply endorsement by AWHONN or the American Nurses Credentialing Center of any commercial products displayed or discussed in conjunction with an educational activity.
AWHONN is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #CEP580.























