About
Dr. A. Reza Radjabi founded Ferny Fertility + Gynecology and serves as its CEO. He trained first at the hospital of the University of Vienna, then completed a research fellowship in basic science at the University of Chicago, where he investigated microRNAs in ovarian tissue. He was the first physician in Illinois to extract miRNAs from formalin-embedded tissues, establishing that technique at the University of Chicago Hospitals.
Dr. Radjabi completed a second clinical residency at Weill Cornell and St. Barnabas, then pursued a research fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at New York University under Dr. David Keefe. He holds an appointment as Professor at the City University of New York and serves as Deputy at the Fertility Research Foundation, a non-governmental organization affiliated with the United Nations. His work there focuses on fertility preservation and combating female genital issues. ' Patients consistently praise his patience, thoroughness, and step-by-step approach to fertility care.
Education & Training
Medical School
University of Vienna (initial clinical training)
Residency
Weill Cornell and St. Barnabas (second clinical residency)
Fellowship
University of Chicago (research fellowship, basic science); New York University (research fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility with Dr. David Keefe)
Conditions Treated
Who is Dr. Radjabi right for?
Dr. Radjabi is a strong fit for adults navigating complex fertility challenges or seeking specialized reproductive endocrinology care. Patients dealing with recurrent pregnancy loss, advanced infertility, or conditions requiring surgical intervention benefit from his depth of experience. Those who value a methodical, patient-centered approach will respond well to his style. His research background also makes him a good match for patients with unusual or difficult-to-diagnose reproductive conditions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Radjabi specializes in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. His clinical focus spans IVF, fertility preservation, and endocrine-related fertility conditions. He also brings expertise in preventive medicine and endocrinology to his patient care.
Dr. Radjabi trained initially at the University of Vienna. He completed a basic science research fellowship at the University of Chicago, a second clinical residency at Weill Cornell and St. Barnabas, and a research fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at New York University under Dr. David Keefe.
Yes, Dr. Radjabi has made notable research contributions. At the University of Chicago, he investigated microRNAs in ovarian tissue and became the first physician in Illinois to extract miRNAs from formalin-embedded tissues. His work at the Fertility Research Foundation continues to focus on fertility preservation.
Dr. Radjabi holds a professorship at the City University of New York. He also serves as Deputy at the Fertility Research Foundation, a non-governmental organization affiliated with the United Nations, where he focuses on fertility preservation and female genital health.
Patients consistently praise Dr. Radjabi for his patience and thoroughness. Many highlight his step-by-step approach to explaining fertility care, which helps them feel informed and supported throughout their treatment journey.
Dr. Radjabi brings over 35 years of clinical experience to reproductive medicine. He founded Ferny Fertility + Gynecology and continues to lead the practice as its CEO.
Dr. Radjabi addresses infertility from a comprehensive standpoint. Ferny Fertility has a resident urologist on-site who handles male factor evaluations and treatment, so the full care team can assess both partners without referrals to outside facilities.
Doctor profile last updated March 21, 2026