Rotations are scheduled to provide a diverse clinical and research experience. 

Fellows will become proficient in the diagnosis and treatment of reproductive endocrinology disorders, learn such infertility treatment procedures as in vitro fertilization, embryo transfer and ART, participate in all aspects of REI surgery, and receive training in andrology.

Fellows will also gain experience in writing manuscripts and grants, and will participate in resident and student teaching.

A large clinic and referral base of endocrine and infertility patients is available for study, while laboratory research is directed toward molecular biology.

Laboratories in the Department include the REI/IVF Laboratory of Drs. Karla Saner-Amigh and Zexu Jiao, and those of the Cecil H. and Ida Green Center for Reproductive Biology Sciences as well as the Kraus Lab, Mahendroo Lab, and Word Lab.

Fellows are encouraged to produce manuscripts for publication each year of the REI Fellowship Program. Graduating fellows have all published at least one peer-reviewed manuscript and have numerous presentations at major meetings.