Physician of the Month

Jane L. Frederick, M.D., FACOG, HRC Fertility, Fullerton, CA

February 2012

Joseph A. HIll, III, M.D., Fertility Centers of New England, Boston, MA

December 2011

FertilityAuthority is pleased to recognize Joseph A. Hill, III, M.D., a renowned expert in reproductive medicine and recurrent pregnancy loss, as Fertility Doctor of the Month. Dr. Hill, a reproductive endocrinologist with Fertility Centers of New England in the Boston, MA area. Prior to Fertility Centers of New England, Dr. Hill had a long career in academic medicine. He was the Director of Reproductive Medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, and an Associate Professor in Ob-Gyn and Reproductive Biology at Harvard Medical School.

Board certified in both Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, Dr. Hill has also been named as one of "The Best Doctors in America" in three national consumer publications annually since 1994.

His treatment philosophy is akin to the Golden Rule: "To treat my patients the way I would like myself or my family to be treated — with honesty and integrity," he says. And he brings a unique aspect to treatment of his fertility patients. "[I have] the ability to empathize with patients due to having experienced similar agonies and ecstasies in my own life and by having the good fortune to have been well-trained by my many gifted mentors."

David Kreiner, M.D., FACOG, East Coast Fertility, Plainview, NY

August 2011

Sherif G. Awadalla, MD, Institute of Reproductive Health, Cincinnati, OH

June 2011

FertilityAuthority.com is pleased to honor Dr. Sherif Awadalla as Fertility Doctor of the Month. We recognize Dr. Awadalla for his work with fertility patients as Medical Director of the Institute of Reproductive Health in Cincinnati, Ohio, and his philosophy of individualized care.

“Our practice philosophy is that every patient has a story and that by paying attention to that story you do better,” says Dr. Awadalla. “That means everybody does not need IVF. Everybody, every case, is a little different, and you do better by not being fixed to one treatment modality."