Raissa Vodounon, MSN, RN

Fertility Nurse • New York
  • Registered Nurse, based in NYC
  • Over 2 years in fertility care and 3 years of Labor and Delivery experience.
  • Raissa’s expertise in providing compassionate care effortlessly. She strives to build trust and  connection to all of her patients.

Experience

Raissa started her career as a Labor and Delivery nurse. It was from her experience working in labor and delivery that Raissa’s interest in fertility peaked. 

Raissa Understands that the fertility process can be an emotionally straining time, Raissa has a deep commitment to providing exceptional patient-centered support. She hopes to bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to each unique healthcare journey. From guiding and assisting individuals and couples on their path in fertility Raissa is dedicated to delivering personalized care with professionalism, empathy, and unwavering dedication. 

Education

BS, Bates College 

MSN, Columbia University School of Nursing

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