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About
Amir Mor carries two doctorates — a medical degree and a PhD in neuroscience, both from Ben Gurion University — and built his practice on the operative side of fertility. He trained in obstetrics and gynecology at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn, then completed a reproductive endocrinology and infertility fellowship at Yale University School of Medicine. He founded Mor Fertility and runs it as director, and GFG lists him on its physician page as a collaborating specialist rather than as clinic staff.
Three interests define his practice: reproductive surgery, fertility preservation, and early pregnancy care. He also directs the fertility preservation program at Maimonides Medical Center, the hospital where he trained, which is where preservation work for patients facing medical treatment gets organized rather than handled case by case.
He teaches on two faculties — assistant professor at the State University of New York and adjunct assistant professor at Yale University School of Medicine — and is double board-certified by the ABOG in obstetrics and gynecology and in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. His record credits him with developing medical devices and new techniques used in gynecology and reproductive medicine.
Clinical Expertise
- Reproductive surgery: operations aimed at restoring fertility. Our record names the specialty but not the individual procedures, so ask what he operates and where
- Fertility preservation: preserving eggs, embryos or reproductive tissue before treatment that threatens it; GFG lists pre-chemotherapy preservation as a standard indication for egg freezing
- Early pregnancy care: evaluation and monitoring in the first weeks after conception or transfer
- IVF: cycle management as a reproductive endocrinologist, from stimulation through transfer
- Female infertility: diagnosis and treatment of female-factor causes
- Device and technique development: named on medical devices and new methods in gynecology and reproductive medicine
Why Choose Dr. Amir Mor
An MD and a PhD, the PhD in neuroscience. A rare pairing among fertility physicians, and the reason he appears on both a hospital preservation program’s leadership line and two university faculties.
He runs his own practice. As founder and director of Mor Fertility he sets his own protocols; GFG brings him in as a consulting specialist, so his involvement is arranged per patient rather than through an internal rota.
Surgical depth inside an IVF practice. GFG’s own physicians are reproductive endocrinologists; when a case needs an operation for a uterine, tubal or ovarian problem, Mor is the surgeon the clinic names.
He directs a hospital fertility preservation program. Maimonides Medical Center’s preservation program sits under him, which matters if your timeline is set by oncology or another specialty rather than by your own plans.
Teaching appointments at Yale and SUNY, and double ABOG certification.
Professional Affiliations
Board-certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology in obstetrics and gynecology and in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. Fellowships and faculty: reproductive endocrinology and infertility at Yale University School of Medicine, residency at Maimonides Medical Center, where he now directs the fertility preservation program, plus assistant professor at the State University of New York and adjunct assistant professor at Yale. Our data record lists ACOG and ASRM memberships for him; the clinic’s own materials for Dr. Thornton carry those two names, and we could not confirm Mor’s memberships separately in the research file.
Suitable For
Patients with a surgically correctable barrier to pregnancy. Reproductive surgery is his stated lead interest; ask him whether an operation changes your path to IVF or replaces it.
Patients facing gonadotoxic treatment. He directs a hospital fertility preservation program, and preservation before chemotherapy is the indication GFG names on its egg freezing page.
Very early pregnancy, and the anxious waiting that comes with it. Early pregnancy care is one of his three stated interests — useful after a transfer or a positive test in a high-stakes cycle.
Female factor infertility needing a reproductive endocrinologist. IVF and female infertility both sit in his listed scope.