Provide virtual telemedicine consultations (video/phone) for fertility, menopause/perimenopause, and low testosterone/men’s health concerns, including assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and follow-up care.
Deliver evidence-based, guideline-aligned care using ACOG, ASRM, The Menopause Society, AUA, and Endocrine Society standards within a telemedicine scope of practice.
Order, review, and interpret labs; manage medications and treatment plans; and coordinate appropriate referrals for higher-acuity or in-person care needs.
Document clinical visits accurately and efficiently in Carrot systems, including treatment plans, monitoring protocols, informed consent, and member education.
Utilize inclusive, trauma-informed, and culturally sensitive communication to support a diverse member population, including LGBTQ+ individuals and complex care cases.
Partner cross-functionally with Carrot clinical and operational teams while adhering to established protocols, escalation pathways, quality standards, and safety guidelines.
Maintain active licensure, credentialing, and compliance with multi-state telemedicine regulations, continuing education, and specialty certifications as applicable.
Contribute to a high-quality member experience through strong virtual bedside manner, participation in quality assurance activities, and ongoing engagement with emerging clinical research and best practices

U.S.-licensed clinician in one of the following, with demonstrated expertise in early fertility support, menopause, low testosterone/men's health, or both: - MD or DO in Obstetrics/Gynecology, Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility (REI), Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Urology, or Endocrinology - Physician Assistant (PA) with relevant clinical experience in women's hormonal health or men's health - Advanced Practice Registered Nurse or Nurse Practitioner (e.g., WHNP, adult/gerontology NP, FNP, or equivalent) with demonstrated expertise in the applicable clinical area
Active, unrestricted clinical license in at least one U.S. state, in good standing, with no current or past restrictions that would limit telemedicine practice.
Minimum 3-5+ years of active clinical experience providing care in early fertility support, menopause, low testosterone / andropause, or both, including evaluation, treatment, and longitudinal management.
For clinicians practicing in the menopause specialty: MSCP certification from The Menopause Society is required, or actively in progress with a clear plan to complete requirements.
Willingness and eligibility to obtain and maintain additional state licenses and/or DEA license as requested by Carrot; IMLC licensure is strongly preferred and a meaningful advantage in this role.
Familiarity with HIPAA and applicable telemedicine privacy, security, and regulatory requirements; consistent adherence to confidentiality standards.

Clinical experience spanning both early fertility, menopause and low testosterone / men's health, enabling flexible journey coverage across Carrot's member population.
Experience working in a dedicated menopause clinic, men's health/urology center of excellence, or comparable specialty program.
Familiarity with early fertility workup including AMH testing, ovulation induction, and preconception optimization, as well as appropriate escalation to in-person ART evaluation.
Obesity medicine training, ABOM certification,or experience with metabolic health support is a significant plus.
Prior experience practicing in digital health, health benefits, or multi-state telemedicine environments.
Experience contributing to clinical protocol development, quality improvement, or member-facing clinical content.
Experience supporting diverse and/or historically underserved populations, including LGBTQ+ and gender-diverse individuals.
Additional clinical scope in areas such as metabolic health, fertility, reproductive endocrinology, or other family-forming specialties is a plus.
Fluency in an additional language is a plus.
Comfort working in a fast-paced, remote setting with evolving workflows and openness to occasional meetings or training sessions outside of direct patient care

5-15 hrs a month
Ability to commit to approximately 10–15 hours per week and adapt to evolving scheduling and coverage needs.

Carrot Fertility is hiring a Telemedicine Clinical Consultant