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David Careers

Current Moms: Become a Surrogate ($65K–$100K+) Part-Time / Remote Opportunity | California

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surrogatefirstWhitewater (CA)
MidwivesTemporary Help Services

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Junior

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$60,000 – $75,000

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About the role

High-Paying Remote Opportunity for California MomsAre you looking for a meaningful, high-paying role that fits around your family’s schedule without requiring a traditional 9-to-5 desk job? SurrogateFirst is seeking healthy mothers in California for a unique, remote role: carrying a pregnancy for intended parents as a Gestational Surrogate. Everything from your initial application and medical record reviews to your matching interviews is 100% virtual and completed from home on your own time. You can keep your full-time job, remain a stay-at-home mom, or manage your daily routine while earning industry-leading compensation and specialized wellness benefits. Compensation & Financial Package (California) First-Time Surrogates: $60,000 – $75,000+ base pay Experienced Surrogates: $80,000 – $100,000+ base pay Total Value Range: Earn $75,000 to $110,000+ with allowances, bonuses, and perks included. Work-at-Home Perks: Monthly personal allowance ($200–$300/mo), contract signing bonus ($1,000), embryo transfer bonus ($1,500–$2,000), and maternity clothing funds ($1,000).Why Partner with SurrogateFirst? Flexible & Remote Setup: Virtual screenings, remote intake, and zero rigid workplace schedules. Complete Wellness & Postpartum Support: Access dedicated wellness coaching during pregnancy and dedicated postpartum care support after delivery.24/7 Dedicated Case Manager: Guidance whenever you need it from a team founded by surrogates and intended parents. Community Connection: Join peer support groups and attend our annual surrogate retreat events.
Basic Requirements:
  • Female between 21 and 42 years old residing in California (US Citizen or Permanent Resident)
  • Has given birth to at least one healthy child you are currently raising
  • Uncomplicated pregnancy and delivery history
  • Non-smoker, drug-free, and healthy BMI (generally under 32)
  • Not currently receiving non-medical government assistance

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