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Last updated March 11, 2025

Bilingual West Coast Clinician – Part Time Remote

 

Abortion On Demand is seeking a permanent, part-time remote West Coast Clinician. This is an advanced practice role (APRN, DNP, CNM) in which the clinician will provide direct patient care and supervise clinical projects primarily during evening hours. The clinician may work from any US time zone, but hours are scheduled for Pacific Time. This role requires Spanish at minimum full professional proficiency.

 

Abortion On Demand is a virtual medical practice seeking to provide compassionate, private, quality care for those seeking medication abortion options. AOD utilizes automation technology and a customized clinician console to provide time-sensitive abortion pills to pregnant people in 25 US states while prioritizing relationships with brick-and-mortar partners to ensure the full scope of choice in a rapidly changing landscape. AOD was the first large scale telehealth abortion platform launched in the US in 2021 and continues to serve an even broader geographic footprint despite the political headwinds of recent years. Our team has deep roots in independent abortion clinics and maintained relationships with community practices across the country to ensure patient have a full range of options and coordinated follow-up care when necessary.

 

Reporting to the Director of Clinical Operations, the clinician will have an opportunity to contribute to best practices in a growing area of telemedicine abortion care, and be a partner to our medical team in leveraging new and changing technologies to create the best possible experience for patients. Advanced practice clinical licensure (APRN, DNP or CNM) is required – or must be obtainable – in California, Oregon, Hawaii and Washington state. Other licenses may be added as needed. 

 

Schedule: 16hrs/week, Mon 8am-6pm; Tues OR Wed 2-6pm, every 2nd Friday 8am-12pm PT 

Pay Range: $64.50 – $75.00 / hour; 401K w match; licensing costs and malpractice covered

Location: Remote (CO, DE, GA, IL, KS, ME, MD, MA, NH, NJ, NM, OH, VT, VA or WA); West Coast preferred

Start date: August 2025

Spanish fluency is required without exception. Please do not contact us about this role if you are not able to conduct clinical visits independently in Spanish.

 

Responsibilities

  • Provision of direct clinical services in states in which clinician is licensed to practice

  • Coordinate care with brick-and-mortar partners as directed

  • Maintain licensing requirements in multiple jurisdictions

  • Collaborate on quality improvement and clinical research projects

Skills

  • High volume synchronous telehealth visits; triage patient calls within scope of practice

  • Effective use of common platforms including macOS, Google Workspace, Slack & Zendesk

  • Clinical experience and familiarity with operational needs of brick and mortar independent abortion providers

  • Spanish fluency as native speaker or full professional proficiency required without exception

Providing direct services is only one way to support abortion access. Some other very meaningful and vital ways to support abortion seekers:

1) Publicly advocate for abortion access using your credentials (MD, DO, ARNP, CNM, etc). Silence about abortion in the larger healthcare community is literally killing pregnant people:

2) Become a sustaining donor for your local abortion fund. We suggest picking a shift a month in which you donate all or part of your earnings. Post about it on social media to encourage others to do the same; e.g. “This is Dr Smith heading in to my shift in the ER. I’ve decided to dedicate my earnings today to support people seeking abortion care, and let me tell you why I support my patients’ right to abortion care.” 

3) Become a sustaining donor for Keep Our Clinics, which ensures community-based abortion providers can stay afloat during trying times. 

4) Most importantly: JOIN, DON’T REINVENT. We need everyone pulling together. Creating a new organization when there are folks in your community doing this work for decades may be more harmful than helpful. It dilutes the political power and diverts resources from local funds and providers. Sign up for their list serves and follow the lead of those in it for the long haul. Welcome to the fight!