Here at Fertility Associates patients receive the latest options from top clinicians committed to providing the very best care through our network of clinics across Aotearoa New Zealand, for both private and publicly-funded treatment.
Throughout our 37 years, we have brought over 30,000 babies into the world with our commitment to delivering quality solutions, strong customer ethos, and excellent patient outcomes. Our team culture encourages collaboration and support, with all team members working towards common goals.
Our values of Care | Tiaki, Responsiveness | Te Whakautu, and Excellence | Kairangi are the starting point for all of our actions as we aspire to provide the best care for patients of all backgrounds, and to be an inclusive and equitable workplace for all.
A fertility journey is a significant experience for patients, often something they will always remember. Our staff make a difference in the lives of others through caring, kindness and empathy, helping them towards becoming parents. Influencing that patient experience is what makes our jobs rewarding.
We offer 5 weeks annual leave, free car parking, a discretionary bonus scheme, a slowdown period over Christmas, and an extra day off for your birthday! Importantly, we genuinely care about the wellbeing of our people.
We’re seeking an Associate Scientific Director to play a pivotal leadership and development role within Fertility Associates. Working closely with the Scientific Director, this position supports the strategic direction of the organisation, mentors embryology teams to enhance science outcomes, and fosters collaboration both internally and with external ART professionals. Strong communication and collaboration skills are essential, as the role involves working closely with leadership teams and supporting the professional growth of embryologists. This is a key position in driving scientific excellence and contributing to initiatives that improve clinical outcomes and pregnancy rates across the group.
Key responsibilities
Ideal candidate, skills and experience
To be successful, you must be able and eligible to obtain full clinical embryology registration with the Medical Science Council NZ within a reasonably agreed time period. Please do not apply if you cannot fulfil this requirement.
For a rare opportunity to influence the patient experience, where people often become parents, please get in touch.
We value the breadth of knowledge and experience a diverse workforce brings to our organisation and strive to be an inclusive team where everyone feels welcome and appreciated. We encourage applicants from all backgrounds, age, sexual orientation, ability, and religion to apply.