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We are a clinic focused on perimenopause, menopause, sexual health and medically supervised weight loss, here to empower women to not only survive but to THRIVE in midlife and beyond!

Sapphire Women's Healthcare is looking for another NP!Nurse Practitioner (Women's Health) – Part-Time (2-3 Days/Week)Sap...
03/15/2026

Sapphire Women's Healthcare is looking for another NP!

Nurse Practitioner (Women's Health) – Part-Time (2-3 Days/Week)
Sapphire Women’s Healthcare, PLLC | Chelmsford, MA
About Us
Sapphire Women's Healthcare is a small, Nurse Practitioner-owned private practice dedicated to helping women thrive in midlife and beyond. We specialize in comprehensive perimenopause and menopause care, sexual wellness, and medically supervised weight management. Our practice values evidence-based care, time to truly listen, and a patient-centered experience that empowers women in their health journey.
Position Overview
We are seeking a warm, confident, and clinically skilled Nurse Practitioner to join our practice 2-3 days per week (with potential for additional hours as we grow). The ideal candidate shares our passion for women's health across the lifespan and has experience or strong interest in menopause care, hormone therapy, and sexual health. Training and mentorship can be provided for the right candidate.
Key Responsibilities
Conduct comprehensive patient consultations, exams, and ongoing care for women in perimenopause and menopause.
Evaluate, prescribe, and manage bioidentical hormone therapy (BHT/HRT) and related treatment plans.
Provide supportive counseling on symptoms, lifestyle interventions, sexual health, and weight management approaches.
Document care accurately in our EMR (Optimantra)
Collaborate with the founding WHNP and other staff members and contribute to a positive, patient-centered practice culture.
Qualifications
Current licensure as an NP in Massachusetts (WHNP preferred; Adult/Gero NP or FNP applicants with women’s health experience welcome).
Minimum of 3 years of clinical experience preferred, ideally in women’s health, gynecology, hormone therapy, or functional/precision medicine.
(Training available for the right candidate.)
Strong comfort with counseling-based care and meaningful patient interaction.
Compassionate, non-judgmental, patient-centered communication style.
Commitment to staying current with evolving menopause and women’s health research.
Schedule & Compensation
Part-time: 2-3 days per week (flexible scheduling options)
Competitive hourly or salaried compensation based on experience
Malpractice coverage provided
Opportunity for expanded hours or specialty focus as the practice grows
Yearly CME allowance for ongoing education
Why Work With Us?
At Sapphire, you’ll have the time and autonomy to practice real, relational healthcare — without rushed appointments or productivity quotas. We value collaboration, life-long learning, and authentic connection with the women we serve. As a young practice, you’ll have the opportunity to continue to build the practice, with your input helping to drive the vision of healthcare!
How to Apply
Please send your resume and complete the following form:
careers@sapphirewomenshealth.com
https://forms.gle/VEedWgeVsT87iBcA6

Subject Line: NP Application – Your Name

03/12/2026

This let’s make a pact to STOP apologizing for things that don’t need an apology! Start with your healthcare: you don’t owe your clinicians your loyalty, you don’t owe them an apology for asking them to do their job, you don’t owe them an apology for asking questions about your health, you don’t owe them an apology for things your body does naturally. Take up space, demand an explanation, and don’t be ashamed to ask for what you need.
I may be a menopause expert, but only YOU are an expert on YOU. I should be listening way more than talking so that I can hear your concerns and priorities, and then help educate you on your options so we can work together to determine the best path forward so we can achieve your goals.
Let’s start in healthcare, and then we can move this to other spheres.

and I stopped by the new office space today to check on progress. It may not look like much yet, but stayed tuned!Also:...
03/11/2026

and I stopped by the new office space today to check on progress. It may not look like much yet, but stayed tuned!
Also: consider this your reminder to pause, and look back at how far you’ve come. The you of last year, two years, thirty years ago would be so proud!
13 years ago today I found out I’d been accepted to for their direct entry nursing program. No way would the Laura of that day have dreamed she’d be standing in the bones of her future corner office some day. I was so proud of myself for getting in, nervous and excited for what the future would hold, and those feelings held true today, too.
is growing up, and glowing up. We can’t wait to welcome you in!

03/07/2026

How do you spend your Saturday mornings?

03/06/2026

Truth: I’ve been in a bad mood this week. PMS hit me HARD, winter never seems to want to end and I’ve not been to barre class for at least a week. But Meredith and Christina had it right- dance it out. This song “Doodles” by Rose Betts makes me smile every time, it’s silly and sweet and in and has an Irish vibe so perfect for this time of the year. Dancing doesn’t solve everything but this quick, solo dance party helped move some of my negative energy around enough to regain some patience so that I can better approach my work today. And then, off to the studio to really work it out.
Bad mood? Dance it out, babes!

03/05/2026

March is the WORST!
screening in Nashua cancelled tonight because is like a crappy boyfriend.
The good news is that the screening next week in Groton is still on (so long as our crappy boyfriend month gets the memo), so don’t miss that!
I was thriving this morning and March broke my heart. So now I’m in my sweatpants and plan to spend the evening making brownie sundaes and watching Grey’s Anatomy reruns (when George and Christina were still there). Tomorrow, I’ll go find a new month that treats me like the queen that I am!
Disclaimer: my very best friend’s birthday is at the end of March. I love her, so there is one VERY good thing about this month.

03/05/2026

Happy babies!!! I’m Ina great mood today, for many reasons… the birds are singing, it’s feeling warmer here in the tundra, I’ve got my coffee from and I get to watch a movie about menopause tonight!
screening tonight at 7 at the with panel discussion to follow! Can’t make it tonight? We can thrive together on Tuesday ( ?) March 10 at 6:30 at the in Groton! Can’t make either of those? The film will be available on PBS later this month. This the “pre-quel” to last year’s film, and is focused on perimenopause! So, come loaded with questions, bring a friend or a male ally (they need to know what’s up, too!), and be ready to get your nerd on with me!

From the producers of the groundbreaking documentary The (M) Factor comes The (M) Factor 2: Before The Pause (Perimenopa...
03/04/2026

From the producers of the groundbreaking documentary The (M) Factor comes The (M) Factor 2: Before The Pause (Perimenopause), a powerful new film continuing the vital conversation about women’s hormones, health, and the changes that shape this stage of life. Blending expert insights with women’s real experiences, the film looks at how perimenopause affects your heart, bone, brain, and sexual health, and the solutions helping women thrive through it. The film is produced by Women in the Room Productions and Take Flight Productions.

This not-yet-released film airs on PBS in late March. Following the film, we will have a Q&A panel of professionals including:

*Laura Brown, board-certified Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner (WHNP-BC), and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner (MSCP)

*Caroline Toussaint Family Nurse Practitioner, specializing in supporting women through perimenopause and menopause

Presented in partnership with Nashua Community Health.

Registration is optional and tickets are not required. Doors open at 6:30.

Hope to see you there!

For the first of , I thought this quote by was excellent. Women, people of color, the LQBTQIA+ community, those with...
03/04/2026

For the first of , I thought this quote by was excellent.

Women, people of color, the LQBTQIA+ community, those with disabillities, everyone who has more obstacles to fight against in order to gain success -- this is THE message. All of our vast perspectives, experiences, messages need to be amplified. We need to reach back and pull others along with ourselves, but we also need to recognize those who have gone before us, and held the door open for us.

My journey into entrepreneurship is no different. I never planned on becoming a businesswoman, but I had examples surrounding me from childhood: my maternal grandmother owned a bookstore for 37 years. My paternal grandmother ran a B & B for the bulk of my childhood. And when I entered middle school, my mom opened her own employee benefits consulting firm. All these women, doing it their way, showing me, perhaps without meaning to, that something else -- something different -- is possible.

When I decided to open my own practice, I had a number of NPs leading the way. graciously hosted me at her practice in Boston one day; .np literally provided a template, doing the hard work of figuring it out and then turning the keys over. And since opening SWH nearly 2 years ago, I've met so many incredible business women -- NPs and otherwise -- who serve as role models, advisors, business besties, brainstorm buddies, colleagues and friends. IG limits my characters so I can't list them all, but I think (and hope) you all know who you are.

So here's to the history makers, those who in big or small ways paved the roads for us, gave us examples of how to do things differently, shouted to be heard, or built a new table.

And here's to those of us following in their footsteps: may we never take for granted what others earned for us, and may we always hold open the door for those coming behind us.

03/03/2026

Some one has to say the tough stuff.

02/28/2026

Routine matters. Rest and hydration matters. Mindset matters. I’ve been slowly getting back to my routines since vacation and have been letting myself off the hook most of this week but LET ME TELL YOU! I’ll be getting back on track as of this minute because life is so much better when I’m in my routine. It’s good to take a break and ensure you’re filling your cup but it’s so incredibly important to get back to it ASAP.
Shoutout to my Six Pack .p.carter (we missed you!) and (not officially on IG) for an awesome time last night, forever love you ladies!

02/26/2026

For the final of February, we’re chatting heart disease- the #1 cause of death in this country — how it shows up differently for women than for men, and how Black women are at a particularly high risk of it.
Know the signs, know your body and make sure you’re being taken care of and taken seriously when it comes to your health!
And clinicians, let’s do better!
❤️

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238 Littleton Road #204
Westford, MA
01886

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 1pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 4pm
Thursday 9:30am - 4pm
Friday 9:30am - 1pm

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+16172862026

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