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About
Check this first: Alice Park’s profile in this directory covers her years at INCINTA Fertility Center, which our sources place between 2022 and 2024 — including a 2023 hospital visit in China reported under her INCINTA title. She does not appear on the clinic’s current team page, and we could not confirm where she practices in 2026. If you are choosing a clinic because of a specific physician, confirm with the office before you book.
Her route into reproductive medicine ran through engineering. She took a double degree at MIT in biology and materials science engineering in 1998, then medical school at the University of Texas Southwestern, obstetrics and gynecology residency at Mount Sinai and its Beth Israel affiliate in New York, and a reproductive endocrinology and infertility fellowship at UC San Diego in 2009 — the training path that leads to board certification in both obstetrics and gynecology and in the sub-specialty. Her training record notes multiple teaching awards, without naming them.
Clinically she is associated with the endocrine and preservation side of the field: polycystic ovary syndrome, diminished ovarian reserve, and fertility preservation for patients about to start chemotherapy or radiation. She sees patients in English, Korean and Spanish, which in the South Bay and Los Angeles Koreatown corridor is a practical reason patients sought her out rather than a clinical credential. Her older INCINTA-era materials list Aetna, Humana and Cigna among accepted plans; that predates our current record of the clinic, so re-verify network status for 2026.
Clinical Expertise
- Polycystic ovary syndrome: ovulation induction and stimulation design for ovaries that over-respond, with attention to OHSS risk
- Diminished ovarian reserve: protocols for patients with low egg count or a short decision window, including stacking and natural-modified cycles
- Oncofertility and fertility preservation: egg and embryo freezing before gonadotoxic cancer treatment, coordinated with the oncology timetable
- IVF cycle management: stimulation, monitoring, retrieval and transfer under one physician
- Diagnostic workup: hormone panels, ovarian reserve testing, ultrasound assessment of the ovaries and uterus
- Male factor contribution to a couple’s diagnosis: evaluated and managed as part of the shared workup rather than referred away at intake
Why Choose Dr. Park
Two boards, one sub-specialty. Certification in obstetrics and gynecology plus reproductive endocrinology and infertility is the standard route for a US IVF physician, and hers ran through residency in New York and a UC San Diego fellowship.
An engineering undergraduate record. A double MIT degree in biology and materials science engineering is an unusual background on a fertility roster, and it shows up in how she is described: attention to culture, cryobiology and lab conditions rather than medication alone.
Preservation as a named interest. Patients facing cancer treatment need a physician who can work to an oncologist’s deadline; oncofertility is listed as one of her focus areas, not an occasional case.
Korean and Spanish consultation. For Korean-speaking patients in the South Bay and Koreatown, and for Spanish-speaking couples, she is one of the few bilingual reproductive endocrinologists in the area on record.
Professional Affiliations
Board certification in obstetrics and gynecology and in reproductive endocrinology and infertility, per our sources. Training appointments at MIT, UT Southwestern, Mount Sinai and Beth Israel in New York, and UC San Diego. Our sources do not publish her society memberships, committee work or publication count, so none is claimed here.
Suitable For
- PCOS patients who have over-responded to medication before: the stimulation design matters more than the dose
- Low ovarian reserve or a closing window: protocols chosen around how many eggs you have, not how many a standard protocol assumes
- Patients starting chemotherapy or radiation: egg or embryo freezing needs to happen before treatment begins, which compresses the schedule
- Korean- or Spanish-speaking patients: consultation and cycle teaching in your own language
- Couples wanting one physician to explain both sides of the diagnosis: her practice covers the male factor workup inside the couple’s assessment