Dora Nikolova

How would you describe your work at Invitro Clinic “Sofia”?

While I'm not in direct contact with patients, I know that every number, every report, and every bill behind it carries history and hope. My job is to make sure everything runs smoothly — organizational, administrative, financial. This is the foundation on which doctors and embryologists build the miracle of life.

What is it like to make people's dreams come true?

I may not be part of the puncture, the transfer or the lab, but I'm part of the team. And in such a team, everyone has an important role — even the one that remains behind the scenes. Making a dream come true requires not only emotion, but also stability — and I take care of it.

What is the greatest job satisfaction?

I want to know that I'm involved in something important. That my work, though quiet, supports a team that makes the impossible possible. And every time I find out that another baby has been born, I say to myself, “I had a part in that, too.”

What distinguishes this work from any other?

Here the numbers are not just a balance. They are related to human lives. With babies being born. With parents who have been waiting for years. Here, even accounting has a heart.

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