This role involves becoming a gestational surrogate to help intended parents have a child they cannot carry themselves.

Responsibilities include completing the application and screening process, participating in medical preparation with fertility clinics, and providing support throughout pregnancy and delivery.

Key duties encompass matching with intended parents, undergoing medical and psychological assessments, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle during pregnancy.

Qualifications require candidates to be aged 21–40, a non-smoker, with a BMI under 32, and having given birth to at least one child, with no criminal history.

Skills and qualities include compassion, health awareness, and the ability to work with a dedicated support team.

Additional benefits involve setting personal compensation, comprehensive healthcare coverage, emotional counseling, and flexible scheduling to accommodate personal life and career.