Students, midwives in their 1st year of practice, non-practicing midwives and retired midwives are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $35-100. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Students, midwives in their 1st year of practice, non-practicing midwives and retired midwives are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $35-100. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Students, midwives in their 1st year of practice, non-practicing midwives and retired midwives are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $35-100. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Students, midwives in their 1st year of practice, non-practicing midwives and retired midwives are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $35-100. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Students, midwives in their 1st year of practice, non-practicing midwives, retired midwives, and practicing midwives who qualify for a fee waiver.

*Note that memberships with waived fees cannot enroll in automatic annual renewal. Be sure to renew next year. :-)

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.

Practicing professionals are asked to pay dues at the sliding scale of $75-500. The Guild suggests 1–2% of a practice income as your dues to your professional organization.

Current BOD members are gifted waived membership dues.

WGOM offers a membership fee waiver for people who self-identify as being from a historically disenfranchised population or group or for those having a significant financial need and for whom the sliding scale fee would constitute a barrier to joining the Guild.

Dues are expected January 1st of each year. Any member whose dues are unpaid (unless you have requested a fee waiver) by March 1st will forfeit their membership.