Coach
conceiveNew York (NY)
About the role
Overview:
The role of a Conceive Coach is to provide each member with individualized support on their journey, as well as facilitate small group discussions. Coaches have been in members’ shoes before and can share knowledge and resources to help members set achievable goals, follow a plan, and improve their overall well-being. We are looking for are approachable advocates who share insights from their personal fertility experiences. They help members assemble and prioritize their individual Conceive [Un]Plan and unpack different strategies for their fertility journey. At Conceive, coaches are an essential part of the full wellbeing support-system for members.
Responsibilities:
Provide each member with individualized support on their journey and facilitate small group discussions.
Share insights from personal fertility experiences to help members assemble and prioritize their Conceive [Un]Plan and unpack different strategies for their fertility journey.
Act as an essential part of the full wellbeing support-system for members at Conceive.
Qualifications / Requirements Ability to share knowledge and resources to help members set achievable goals, follow a plan, and improve their overall well-being.
Experience or demonstrated interest in fertility-related wellbeing and advocacy is preferred.
Details This is a contractor position that is not eligible for benefits
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