Which is better, midwifery or nursing, employment, high salary and less hard work?

I majored in midwifery. I worked as a nurse in the obstetric ward for two or three years, and then I had the opportunity to enter the delivery room. Now I am a qualified midwife, and I have worked as a midwife for two years. Now I want to change my profession. I am too tired to stay up late.

If you don't know whether to choose nursing or midwifery, I suggest you study midwifery, because you can be a nurse or midwife when you come out, and you have to take a nurse's license. It's just that midwives are jobs between nurses and doctors. They can perform normal delivery and needle sewing independently. They are under the jurisdiction of nursing departments, and their salary will be higher than that of nurses, with greater pressure, responsibility and fatigue. < P > Also, nursing graduates can't be midwives, but midwifery majors can be nurses and midwives.