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Free phone consultation

If you’re new to Repromed, and are a New Zealand resident, we offer a free 15 minute phone consultation with one of our fertility doctors. Please note, your data will not be shared.

 

What we cover on this call

  • You’ve just started your fertility journey and would like some guidance on where to begin.
  • You’re interested in the AMH (egg reserve) test and want to know if you should do this.
  • You’re interested in a sperm-related test.
  • You have queries about how Repromed might be able to help with your fertility goals.
  • You’re with another clinic and considering switching.
  • I’m interested in learning more about egg freezing.

 

What is not covered

The below topics will not be discussed on this call and we recommend that you book an initial consultation with us instead. (See our costs.) 

  • Reviewing any previous fertility test results or records from another clinic.
  • Organising investigations or tests.
  • Placing you on a wait list for public funding or the donor programme.

To book an initial consultation or discuss if this free consultation is right for you, please get in touch. 

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Questions about donor or surrogacy

For any questions related to our donor programmes or surrogacy, including current waitlist times, you can contact our Donor Team on 0800 483 105 or email us at

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Megan Black

Nurse Manager

DipNurs

Megan leads the nursing team through the continually changing face of IVF. She works in a multidisciplinary team, providing the essential organization between the doctors and laboratory and ensuring communication between all departments.

Megan started her IVF nursing career in the United Kingdom, working in two large London clinic’s before returning to New Zealand. She is also the Secretary of Fertility Nurses of Australasia.

I love working with people and see nursing as a vocation, not a job. I usually spend my downtime absorbed in a good book and planning my next travel adventure.