Who will take care of you — including the laboratory

As medical director, Dr. Walters oversees clinical protocols for IVF patients, including consultation, stimulation planning, retrieval, and transfer. U.S. patients typically meet a reproductive-medicine physician for diagnosis and treatment planning before a cycle is scheduled.

Training and credentials as published on Fertilite’s Our Experts page.

Dr. Navar is listed on the clinic’s reproductive-medicine team. A coordinator can tell you who will be the primary physician for consultation, monitoring review, retrieval, and transfer.

Role as published on Fertilite’s Our Experts page.

Dr. Montaño is listed on the clinic’s reproductive-medicine team. Confirm during intake which physician will perform retrieval and transfer for your cycle.

Role as published on Fertilite’s Our Experts page.

Dr. Arias is listed on the clinic’s reproductive-medicine team. U.S. patients should ask who will be in the operating room on retrieval day and who will perform the embryo transfer.

Role as published on Fertilite’s Our Experts page.

Dr. Estrada is listed on the clinic’s reproductive-medicine team. Ask your coordinator how coverage works if your scheduled physician is in surgery or clinic when a monitoring result needs review.

Role as published on Fertilite’s Our Experts page.

Dr. Patrón is listed as the clinic’s medical geneticist. For PGT-M or PGT-SR, a genetics conversation is often needed before a probe or testing strategy is ordered. PGT-A still benefits from a plain-language explanation of what a result can and cannot say.

Role as published on Fertilite’s Our Experts page.

The laboratory director is responsible for the systems that handle eggs, sperm, and embryos: culture, identification, biopsy workflow, cryostorage, and quality control. Patients do not usually sit with the lab director at every visit, but that role is who sets the laboratory standard for a cycle.

Training and credentials as published on Fertilite’s Our Experts page.

The laboratory supervisor is the day-to-day lead for embryology and andrology work: egg identification after retrieval, insemination or ICSI, culture checks, biopsy if ordered, and cryostorage.

Role as published on Fertilite’s Our Experts page.

QFB laboratory staff process semen samples, prepare sperm for IVF or ICSI, and participate in embryo culture work under laboratory protocols.

Role as published on Fertilite’s Our Experts page.

QFB laboratory staff share bench responsibility for gametes and embryos according to the laboratory’s witnessing and culture protocols.

Role as published on Fertilite’s Our Experts page.