Thank you for your interest in the Jefferson-RMA Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Fellowship Program. We are very excited that you are interested in our Reproductive Endocrinology Fellowship Program and eager to share with you some key facts about our program, philosophy, passion for excellence, and dedication to education in the field of reproductive endocrinology.

The Fellowship program at Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey began in 2011 under the guidance of Dr. Richard T. Scott and was partnered with Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. The initial goals set forth in the design of the program including the dedication to research, embryology and excellence in training continues on into the current academic year. In 2016, the fellowship program became a division of Sidney Kimmel Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University. RMANJ is the largest infertility clinic in New Jersey, with 10 offices located throughout the state, and is part of the largest network of clinics across the US and now around the world. In 2017, IVI and RMANJ merged to form IVI-RMA global to increase evidence-based fertility solutions that offer the greatest chance of success with no boundaries. Our ART program in New Jersey sees over 6,000 patients each year providing fellowship candidates enormous opportunities to gain both clinical and academic experience on a daily basis. The state-of-the-art facilities, with its headquarters in Basking Ridge, NJ, features over 100,000 square feet of clinical, laboratory, research, and administrative space that continues to grow and evolve to improve care delivered to patients. IVI-RMA has a global reach with enough room for you to learn, collaborate, and contribute.

The application process, traveling for interviews, and potentially moving from another state requires stress-free coordination. Our program is proud to have Kelley Szczepanik, Fellowship Education Coordinator, to help make the process easier and as straightforward as possible.

As the fellowship coordinator, Kelley will anticipate travel needs and serve as a liaison for any questions related to the application process and travel. During your time as a fellow at RMANJ, she will also assist in coordinating schedules and educational opportunities under the guidance of Dr. Marie Werner.

The Jefferson-RMA Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility fellowship participates in ERAS (Electronic Residency Application Service). Interested applicants should complete the online ERAS application that can be found here. Once we have received your application from ERAS, you will be contacted by Kelley through email.