At Twig, our modern space brings a new definition to what healthcare can look like in Canada. Together with our in-house IVF lab and pharmacy, we offer the full range of fertility services in one beautiful place.

We are on a mission to elevate today’s fertility care and deliver a better experience for one and all – both patients and employees alike.

As an organization, we are continuously challenging the status quo and bringing a more compassionate vision for the way care should be. We believe best-in-class care requires outstanding medicine and manner. That’s why we offer the latest fertility advancements and expertise, paired with a personalized, whole-person approach – all supported by a tech-enabled platform that makes accessing care easier than ever.

If you are looking to be part of a dynamic and diverse group and are passionate about evolving patient-centered care in fertility, let’s chat.

Your impact

• Deliver a personalized, inclusive and elevated care experience in a collaborative and a multidisciplinary environment
• Bring an honest and supportive approach to our patients by providing accurate and relevant health education using evidence-based practice
• Be a critical member of our care team and practice in accordance with the code of ethics and standards set out by the CNO, CFAS, and Twig Fertility
• Find new opportunities and efficiencies for our clinic and our patients through time management, prioritization and critical thinking

Your responsibilities

• Coordinate patients’ diagnostic and treatment cycles
• Prepare and educate patients in advance of their treatment cycles
• Coordinate and lead cycle monitoring, including: medication teaching appointments, education and support for patients throughout their treatment cycles, pre-procedure assessment, scheduling of patent appointments and procedures, and phlebotomy
• Communicate with patients via phone, email, and patient portal to provide accurate medical instructions and respond to patients’ questions and/or concerns
• Provide early pregnancy care and counselling
• Perform preoperative care of patients – IV initiation, medication administration, preoperative assessment
• Act as a scrub nurse in the procedure room (OPU, D&C)
• Act as a circulating nurse in the procedure room – Administration of IV sedation, continuous patient monitoring
• Conduct recovery room care and discharge teaching
• Perform IUI procedures
• Assist with D&Cs, sonohysterograms, endometrial biopsies and embryo transfer procedures

Your experience

• RN – BScN degree
• Fertility Experience an asset
• Current CNO registration in good standing
• Current RNAO registration with LAP
• BLS & ACLS certification
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Must enjoy learning and interacting with people of all backgrounds
• Experience, willingness and comfort with providing care to LGBT2SQ individuals and couples
• Preferred – member of CFAS, CFAS-NSIG

Your schedule

• Part Time
• Monday-Friday 7:00AM-3:00PM
• Weekend rotation (Saturday and Sunday 7:00AM-3:00PM) and holidays as needed
• On-call rotation (evening emergency phone coverage)

Twig Fertility offers competitive compensation and full benefits.

At Twig, we prioritize exceptional care for our patients and employees alike. Our whole-person approach to care ensures that we provide our employees with an environment that supports both physical and mental well-being. Our commitment to providing best-in-class care extends through our competitive compensation and benefits including: extended healthcare coverage inclusive of life insurance, dental, vision and mental health support, paid leave for pregnancy loss, flexible return to work plan for parental leave, one free cycle of IVF/IUI or egg freezing and free egg/embryo storage as long as you’re employed.

At Twig, we are committed to creating an environment where all of our employees feel included and valued. We believe that a diverse and inclusive organization enables us to make reproductive and fertility care better for everyone. We encourage applications from racialized people, Indigenous people, persons with disabilities, people from gender and sexually diverse communities, people with intersectional identities, as well as any others who may contribute to the further diversification of ideas.