Jasmine Boulton
Midwife
Jasmine is a newly qualified midwife who completed her integrated master's degree in Midwifery at the University of Manchester, where she was awarded Student Midwife of the Year 2026. Her master's programme placed a strong emphasis on leadership, evidence-based practice and improving the quality of maternity care.
Throughout her training, Jasmine actively sought opportunities to contribute to the profession beyond clinical practice. She completed a placement with the Nursing and Midwifery Council, gaining valuable insight into professional regulation and the development of midwifery standards. She also undertook a three-week international placement in the Philippines, broadening her understanding of global maternity care and culturally sensitive practice. In addition, Jasmine has promoted the midwifery profession through a careers event, inspiring young people to consider a career in midwifery.
Jasmine has a keen interest in research, education and professional leadership. She has been awarded Fellowship of Advance HE, and her undergraduate literature review is currently being prepared for publication. She has a particular passion for supporting young parents and is committed to delivering and contributing to compassionate, inclusive and evidence-based care.
As a member of the Midwifery Strategic Advisory Group, Jasmine is looking forward to bringing the perspective of a newly qualified midwife while contributing to the ongoing development of safe, high-quality maternity services.
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Midwifery Strategic Advisory Group (MSAG)
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Sandra Igwe MBE
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Angela Graves
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Angela McConville
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Arezou Rezvani
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Benash Nazmeen
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Birte Harlev-Lam OBE
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Caroline Keown
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Dr Clea Harmer
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Dr James Harris PhD,RM
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Gill Walton
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Gwendolen Bradshaw
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Hazel Williams
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Imelda Smyth
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Jacqui Williams
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Jamie Morris
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Julia Sanders
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Jasmine Boulton
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Karen Jewell
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Kate Brintworth
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Kerry Phillips
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Kimberley Salmon-Jamieson
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Laura Godfrey-Isaacs
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Maria Symeonaki
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Nafiza Anwar
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Naomi Delap
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Rachel Best
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Professor Faye Ruddock
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Stephanie Pease
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Thomas McEwan
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Tracey MacCormack
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Sandra Igwe MBE