Top Live Births in New York, USA
For more than two decades, RMA New York has served as the Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. We have successfully helped patients from 157 countries birth 20,000+ healthy babies. With multiple fertility clinics and a state-of-the-art IVF lab in the New York metro area, we provide reliable, effective care in a comfortable environment. RMA New York is staffed by industry-leading experts. Our compassionate fertility doctors, embryologists, nurses, and clinical staff bring a wealth of fertility preservation and fertility treatment experience to every step of your journey.
Doctor's introduction
Dr. Molinaro Partner
Medical School: The University of New Jersey
Residency: University of Pennsylvania
Fellowship: University of Pennsylvania
Residency: University of Pennsylvania
Fellowship: University of Pennsylvania
Honors and Qualifications
Reproductive Endocrinologist
Clinical Assistant Professor, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Rutgers University
2012 Vitals.com Patient’s Choice Award
2008 John J. Mikuta Award for Professional Excellence in Women’s Health
Author of several scientific papers published in peer-reviewed journals
Clinical Assistant Professor, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Rutgers University
2012 Vitals.com Patient’s Choice Award
2008 John J. Mikuta Award for Professional Excellence in Women’s Health
Author of several scientific papers published in peer-reviewed journals
Specialties and interests
Dr. Thomas A. Molinaro’s areas of expertise include assisted reproductive technology and the treatment of ectopic pregnancy. He says the cutting-edge, high-tech resources offered at RMA not only guide patients toward their goal of parenthood, but also make the clinic second to none in terms of true academic medicine.
“Clinical care, research and education combine to form the foundation of academic medicine, and all three are here,” he said. “We are setting the standard for clinical care, have an unrivaled commitment to research, and we are training the next generation of reproductive endocrinologists.”
“Clinical care, research and education combine to form the foundation of academic medicine, and all three are here,” he said. “We are setting the standard for clinical care, have an unrivaled commitment to research, and we are training the next generation of reproductive endocrinologists.”
