I’m a board certified reproductive endocrinologist with 30 years experience in women’s health and infertility. I became a doctor when my father had a liver transplant. His journey showed me how much medicine can do. I still have a LIFE magazine from childhood with a cover story about IVF, because I thought it was cool. I never dreamed it would become my life’s work. 

I have worked in academics, hospital-based practice, and private practice. Now I work for Kindbody, an exciting startup that is driving better access to care for everyone who needs fertility care. I have trained at Johns Hopkins, UVA, and UCLA. My career has encompassed surgery and teaching, research and advocacy. But even now, nothing beats the glow I feel when I see that heartbeat for the first time, or when I meet “our” baby after all that work!

I am married and divide my time between Atlanta, GA and Charlotte, NC. I have three wonderful grown daughters who taught me how to have fun and enjoy life, even while working in medicine full time and providing for my family. I am eager to share their lessons with you.

I have two goals. One is to provide excellent, factual, up to the minute solid information about infertility. Too often, the internet is a tough place to get good information from someone you can trust. The other is to share my tips on how to work a demanding career and still have a life you love. My goal is for any woman who is considering a demanding career to be able to do this without having to worry about choosing between her career and her family. You can and should be able to have both. I want to show you how.