Lindsay Wood, MSN, RNC, NP

As a Certified Women’s Health Care Nurse Practitioner, Lindsay joins us with several years of experience in reproductive medicine. Native to the northwest, she was born and raised in Oregon. She earned her Masters in Science of Nursing at Vanderbilt University in 2002.

After graduation, Lindsay accepted a position in a family planning clinic in Portland. There, she gained a great deal of experience providing well-women exams and family planning options. She then decided to move to the Seattle area to pursue her interest in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. Working in this area of women’s health has been extremely satisfying and rewarding for her. Lindsay finds great joy in the opportunity to support and care for those who are striving to be parents, and appreciates the challenges it brings.

Lindsay joined SRM in January 2007 with experience in ultrasound monitoring and assessment, sonohysterograms, intrauterine inseminations, coordinating IVF and other treatment cycles, and providing education to patients about fertility testing and treatment.

Understanding the importance of caring for the emotional stress that can very often accompany infertility. She has been trained by Alice Domar to lead Mind Body for Infertility courses.

Lindsay enjoys staying active in her professional community. She is one of the founding members of Seattle Tacoma Area Reproductive Society (STARS) and is also a member of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM).

As the Clinical Coordinator for the Donor Egg Program, Lindsay is very excited about being “part of this highly motivated and cohesive team that provides exceptional care to those who are in need of our services”.

On a more personal note, Lindsay enjoys mountainbiking, running, listening to music and spending time with friends and family.

WHO CAN SHE SEE?

• General infertility, including those interested in IVF
• Patients interested in donor sperm artificial inseminations
• Current SRM patient requiring annual/paps smear
• Current SRM patients requiring infertility procedures such as postcoital tests, sonohysterograms, endometrial biopsies, ultrasounds for follicular growth.
• Potential egg donors and the required evaluations necessary

Revised July 23, 2008