Andrés Reig, MD, FACOG, is a Reproductive Endocrinologist and Research Faculty at Reproductive Medicine Associates (RMA). Born and raised in Valencia, Spain, Dr. Reig earned his medical degree from the Medical University of Lodz in Poland. He focuses his work on advancing research and performing fertility evaluation and treatment procedures for RMA patients.

Coming from five generations of doctors, Dr. Reig was particularly drawn to reproductive endocrinology and infertility (REI), as his mother and other family members were REI providers. “That was the initial spark – the idea that ‘normal’ people I knew were doing great science that could, quite literally, change the world,” says Dr. Reig.

After medical school, Dr. Reig moved to the U.S. and worked as a post-doctoral fellow at Yale School of Medicine. He later completed his residency in OBGYN at Bridgeport Hospital – Yale University followed by an REI fellowship with the Jefferson-RMA program. His research interests include low ovarian reserve and poor ovarian response, in vitro fertilization (IVF) outcomes, and ovarian and embryo biology, and he hosts the FertiliPod podcast and produces the Fertility and Sterility On Air podcast.

While Dr. Reig is passionate about advancing the field of REI, he also brings personal experience, as he and his wife turned to RMA to conceive their first child. That’s also why joining RMA as a researcher was an easy decision. “When someone is the very best at something, you want to understand why,” he says. “After you join RMA, it’s immediately obvious: RMA simply cares – absolutely, about everything – to the utmost extent.” He is honored to contribute to scientific breakthroughs that help patients all around the world build the family of their dreams.

When away from the research lab, Dr. Reig enjoys woodworking, photography, and adventure travel, and he loves any activity on the water. In the future, he is eager to take his children to a Valencia CF soccer game, travel to Morocco with his wife, and sail with his family.

“Experiencing firsthand the incredible changes that have happened over the past 30 years, transforming infertility treatment from a Hail Mary option to almost expecting that it will always work, makes it very real to me that we can actually have a real, profound impact on people’s lives through our work.”

Interactive Associate and Global Associate of Fertility and Sterility

2024 Midwest Reproductive Symposium Scholarship Recipient

2023 Pacific Coast Reproductive Society Scholarship Recipient

2023 European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) Clinical Science Award Finalist

2019 Society for Assisted Reproduction Technology (SART) Award

2019 American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) Corporate Member Council In-Training Travel Award

2012 Award for Outstanding Contribution to the University Community