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Nurse Practitioner

Roseville, CA

Open Fertility is committed to making exceptional fertility care accessible to more people than ever. From egg freezing to IVF, we simplify and streamline treatments so patients can pursue their reproductive goals with confidence. We’re looking for passionate, driven individuals who want to make a meaningful impact in people’s lives. As part of our rapidly growing team, you’ll help innovate fertility care and transform the patient experience. Our clinics are currently open in Roseville, CA and Astoria, NY, with Denver, CO coming soon. 

Our Core Values:

  • Open Possibilities: Helping patients achieve their reproductive goals.

  • Open Access: Making high-quality fertility care available to those paying out of pocket.

  • Open Arms: Welcoming every patient with compassion and understanding.

Role Summary

The Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant is an essential part of our provider team. As an APP, you will directly support individuals navigating their treatment cycles, working hand-in-hand with our dedicated team to assess, diagnose, and interpret essential tests. We are looking for someone who takes immense pride in their work with patients and is committed to providing highly personalized care. Our APPs are integral to our clinical team, collaborating closely with all members to offer guidance and support.

Day-to-day duties include:

  • Adhere to both Open Fertility and Spring Clinical/ASC SOPs for nurses and providers.
  • Manage patient scheduling, including phone consults, baseline and monitoring appointments, andrology, egg retrievals and embryo transfers 
  • Proficiently manage patient communication platforms, including Salve and other portals.
  • Maintain expert knowledge of FDA regulations, lead FDA audits and updates, and provide consultation to the clinical team as needed.
  • FDA screening (history and physical, questionnaire and lab work screening/review), compliance, and initial determination sign off 
  • Understand, counsel, and educate patients and the care team on Embryology, Andrology, Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT), and reproductive hormone values, including their clinical implications.
  • Master the use of pelvic ultrasound to perform obstetric and gynecologic examinations within the context of fertility treatment and outcomes.
  • Create and manage all patient treatment plans and sign-off checklist
  • Daily chart audits and preparation of charts  
  • Perform weekly cycle start/baseline checklist reviews for cycle start readiness 
  • Perform baseline ultrasounds and follow up monitoring ultrasounds for ovulation induction, IVF and egg freezing
  • Perform a variety of procedures such as:  HSG (hysterosalpingograms), saline sonograms and IUI (intrauterine insemination), HyCoSy, EMB  
  • Review semen analysis and follow up with patients 
  • Provide consultations for self-referred and external patients seeking sperm cryopreservation  
  • Evaluate and assess patient symptoms following retrievals or procedures
  • Conducts procedural pre op assessments 
  • Assists in pre and post op procedure area, as needed 
  • Serve as a resource for nursing staff, provide ongoing support and education to the care team, and deliver compassionate care to all Open Spring patients.

Education, Licenses, Certifications

  • Bachelor's degree
  • Active California NP or PA License
  • Minimum two (2) years of experience
  • ACLS Certification 
  • Experience in fertility high preferred

Employment Type

This is a full-time, exempt, onsite position requiring early hours, rotational weekends and holidays, and participation in the after-hours on-call rotation.

Compensation

The salary range for this role is $130,000-$170,000 annually. Salary is based on several factors including job related knowledge and skill set, depth of experience, certifications and/or degrees. 

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Benefits 

Investing in you today 

  • Competitive Medical, Dental, and Vision Plans 
  • Paid Time Off to enjoy “you” time! 
  • Additional benefits - Commuter Benefits, Discounted rates on home, auto and pet insurance

Investing in your future 

  • 401k Match with up to 4% matching
  • Fertility Benefits Discount Program 
  • Paid Life and Disability Insurance 

Don’t have it all? We still welcome you to apply! 

At Open Fertility, we believe that everyone who wants a family deserves to have one, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, or religion. Just as we acknowledge and value the diversity of goals, life experiences, and unique paths to parenthood among our patients, we also actively celebrate diversity within our organization. We are an equal opportunity employer, and we are committed to a safe and inclusive work environment for all. We recognize that diversity among our team allows us to not only more effectively serve our patients, but also to advance innovation and opportunity within our field. We encourage qualified applicants of every background, ability, and life experience to apply to our employment opportunities.  

The Human Resources Department will make reasonable efforts in the recruitment process to accommodate applicants with disabilities. If selected for an interview, and you require accommodation, please notify the recruiter who reached out to you. If you need assistance in navigating our website and the job application process, please email us at recruiting@springfertility.com

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