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Ellen Parker, RN, coordinates clinical donor screening at a third-party fertility agency. She oversees medical evaluations for prospective egg and sperm donors, assisting candidates as they progress through their clinical tests and donation cycles. She also contributes articles on donor selection and third-party reproduction to Biology Insights. Parker worked in reproductive endocrinology and donor intake after graduating from Minnesota State University, Mankato with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

When Is the Best Time to Freeze Eggs?
How Many Eggs Are Taken During Egg Donation?
Does IVF Use Your Own Eggs or From a Donor?
Why Are Identical Twins More Common With IVF?
What Tests Need to Be Done Before IVF?
When Is the Best Time to Inseminate With Frozen Sperm?
IVF: Can You Choose the Gender of Your Baby?
Can You Artificially Inseminate Yourself?
Can I Sell My Eggs at 35? Eligibility and What to Expect
What Is Reciprocal IVF and How Does the Process Work?
Can You Donate Eggs if You Have PCOS?
Can You Choose the Sex of a Baby With IVF?
Can You Choose Gender in IVF? The Methods & Ethics
Does Egg Donation Make You Infertile?
Can I Donate Eggs While on Birth Control?
Recombinant FSH: Its Use in Fertility Treatments
What Is ICSI Washed Sperm and Why Is It Necessary?
Can I Freeze My Eggs at 18? What to Know
Can You Drink While Freezing Your Eggs?
How Does a Woman Donate Her Eggs? The Process Explained
How Does IVF Work for Gay Couples?
What Is Donor Insemination and How Does It Work?
What Is an Ovocyte and Its Role in Fertility?
Embryo Grading and Gender: What’s the Connection?
Human Insemination: How the Procedure Works
What Is the Zona Pellucida’s Role in Reproduction?
IVF and COVID: Impact on Fertility and Treatment
What Is Oocyte Vitrification and How Does the Process Work?