Aevum Bio Clinic Is Recruiting a Women’s Health and Fertility Doctor
Aevum Bio Clinic shared on LinkedIn:
“We’re growing our founding clinical team at Aevum Bio Clinic.
I’m excited to be recruiting a Women’s Health and Fertility Doctor to join us as we build a modern, patient-centred approach to fertility and women’s healthcare across Australia.
This is a fully remote telehealth contractor role designed for a doctor who is passionate about providing personalised, evidence-based care and wants the time and flexibility to build meaningful relationships with patients.
The opportunity includes:
- Up to 70% revenue share
- 100% telehealth – work from anywhere in Australia
- Flexible consulting hours
- Fertility, pre-conception and women’s health
- Personalised fertility roadmaps and optimisation programs
- Ongoing, relationship-focused patient care
- Opportunity to help shape a growing Australian healthcare service
We’re particularly interested in doctors with experience or a strong special interest in fertility, reproductive health, women’s health, PCOS, endometriosis, menopause and/or IVF care.
If this sounds like you – or you know an exceptional doctor who may be a great fit – I’d love to connect.
View the role and apply via SEEK.”
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