Meet our Team

RMA's personal approach is structured to support your individual needs and maximize your coping skills at every stage along the way.

From diagnosis through treatment, RMA patients benefit from experience of one of the most respected teams of fertility specialists in the country who are highly trained in intricate micromanipulation techniques and advance treatments.

Led by Our IVF Director Dr. Richard T. Scott, Jr., and founding partners Dr. Paul Bergh and Michael Drews.  RMA is uniquely qualified to technically treat the most complex infertility-related disorders.  Dr. Scott is one of the few physicians in the country holding multiple certifications in reproductive endocrinology, embryology, andrology and high complexity clinical laboratory direction.

Our team has received national and international recognition and awards for its contributions toward the advancement of reproductive medicine. RMA's unprecedented success with IVF has made them popular speakers at medical conferences around the world.

Handpicked from among the finest reproductive experts in the nation, our team works together drawing from their collective clinical experience to tailor a personal treatment plan specifically for you. During your treatment at RMA, your medical team will continuously monitor where you are in the plan, and where you may be going, ensuring the overall direction of your care. Clinical excellence is only part of what our patients will tell you make a difference at RMA. We know that infertility can present quite a challenge to couples physically, emotionally, and financially. That's why RMA offers several avenues to receive the support you need on the path to resolving infertility.

All RMA physicians are board certified and eligible from the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility.

Click the links to the right to learn about the expertise and background of our world-renowned physicians, laboratory, and nursing teams and the honors bestowed upon them by the reproductive health community.