
Background
Felicity is a midwife whose roles include working clinically in pregnancy labour and the postpartum, holds an associate position at UTS Faculty of Health as a casual lecturer. She primally works as an international midwifery consultant across a range of projects that focus on strengthening midwifery education in low resource settings. These include upskilling midwives in perinatal mental health and preceptor training to support new graduate midwives
Qualifications
o 2002- Bachelor of Nursing - University of Sydney
o 2004 – Graduate Diploma in Midwifery – University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
o 2011 – Master of Research in Midwifery, UTS
o 2015 – Graduate Diploma Child & Family Health -Charles Darwin University
o 2019 – Graduate Certificate in Family Planning - FPNSW
Appointments
2017 – ongoing honorary associate position in Faculty of Health UTS
Burnet publications
View 1 moreHarnessing partnerships to strengthen global midwifery education to improve quality maternal and newborn health care: The Alliance to Improve Midwifery Education (AIME)
Midwifery
Sarah Bar‐Zeev et al
Midwifery capacity building in Papua New Guinea: Key achievements and ways forward
Women and Birth
Felicity Copeland
Conflicting contexts: Midwives’ interpretation of childbirth through photo elicitation
Women and Birth
Felicity Copeland