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The Reproductive Medicine Group in Tampa is seeking an RN ART Third Party Nurse Coordinator to support patients, gestational carriers, and donors throughout the fertility treatment journey. You will coordinate care, communicate timelines, and work closely with physicians and outside agencies in a fast-paced, compassionate environment.
Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30am–5:15pm, with benefits including comprehensive health coverage, fertility support, parental leave, PTO, 401(k), and more.
The Reproductive Medicine Group is a member of The Prelude Network, a leader in treatment for infertility. We are seeking an RN ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology) Third Party Nurse Coordinator for our Tampa office. The Third-Party Reproductive Nurse Coordinator supports patients and gestational carriers/donors throughout the fertility treatment process, serving as a key point of coordination between patients, clinical teams, and outside agencies. This role helps ensure clear communication, timely care coordination, and a compassionate experience throughout the third-party reproduction journey.
Hours:Monday through Friday, 8:30am- 5:15pm
Coordinate care for patients pursuing donor egg, donor sperm, embryo donation, or gestational carrier treatment.
Serve as a primary point of contact for patients, intended parents, gestational carriers, donors, and third-party agencies.
Coordinate treatment plans, appointments, testing, medications, and clinical requirements with physicians, nurses, and other members of the care team.
Communicate treatment timelines, instructions, and next steps while ensuring patients understand their care plans.
Collaborate with outside agencies, attorneys, reproductive endocrinologists, and other providers to facilitate timely completion of required documentation and medical clearance.
Maintain accurate patient records and track treatment milestones, follow-up needs, and outstanding clinical requirements through each phase of care.