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Governance

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The College of Midwives of Alberta (CMA) Council is the governing body responsible for setting policy and strategic direction for the College.

CMA Council is composed of individuals who govern the midwifery profession in the public interest, including five registered midwives of the College of Midwives of Alberta and five public members appointed by the Provincial Government in accordance with the Health Professions Act

Historically, the College has held an election each spring to fill the Council vacancies, with new Council members beginning their terms in May. In 2023, after a thorough evaluation of the election process, CMA Council announced the decision to move to an appointment process. 

In addition, CMA Council has committees to carry out the Council’s work in accordance with the Health Professions Act.

    Click here for a copy of the Bylaws of the College of Midwives of Alberta.
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CMA Council

Marianne King

RM, Chair

David Crocker

Public Member

Kayla Blinkhorn

RM, Vice Chair

Chelsey Cabaj

Public Member

Joy Maxwell

Registered Midwife

Catherine Cornfield 

Public Member

Heather Martin

Registered Midwife

Melanie Bekevich-Joos 

Public Member

Megan Lalonde 

Registered Midwife

Dustin Schinbein 

Public Member

CMA Governance Committees

Registration Committee - Terms of Reference Registration Committee

Competence Committee

Inspection Committee

CMA Standing Committees

Strategic Planning Committee

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Finance and Audit Committee

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Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice Committee

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Appointment Committee

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Contact Us

College of Midwives of Alberta

Suite 310 Midpark Centre 259 Midpark Way SE

Calgary, AB T2X 1M2

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Office Hours

Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

(Closed statutory holidays)

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Phone: (403) 474-3999

Fax: (403) 474-3990

Email: info@ albertamidwives.org

Land Acknowledgment

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This land currently called Alberta is where the College of Midwives of Alberta (CMA) is situated, since colonialism. Long before our time, this land was the ancestral, traditional home to many Indigenous Peoples. CMA wishes to acknowledge and honour the 45 First Nations of people who were part of Treaty 6, 7, 8 signings, the Treaty 10 signings with the Metis Nations and the Indigenous Peoples, their elders past and present, who draw their ancestral lines from this land. Their history, language and culture have and will continue to influence this community. CMA honours Indigenous midwives past and present, as being integral to Indigenous Culture.

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