Dr. Angie Wang

About

Angie Wang came up through an engineering degree (BSE, University of Pennsylvania) and has kept a researcher’s habits in a clinical seat. Her profile credits more than 50 abstracts and peer-reviewed manuscripts, on topics that map directly onto her clinic: IVF outcomes, fertility preservation and oncofertility, PCOS, and access to reproductive care. That output is unusual for a physician early in independent practice, and it means the protocols she prescribes are ones she has read the comparisons for.

She trained in the Bay Area end to end. Stanford gave her the medical degree and the obstetrics and gynecology residency; UCSF gave her the fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, after which she joined Spring Fertility. She now sees patients out of three Spring offices — San Francisco, Redwood City and Silicon Valley — which matters during a stimulated cycle, when scan days are the constraint rather than the physician’s credentials.

Her clinical focus sits on the preservation and hard-timing side of IVF: egg freezing, fertility preservation for cancer patients facing gonadotoxic treatment, diminished ovarian reserve, recurrent pregnancy loss, and PCOS, alongside LGBTQ+ family building. She is fluent in English and Mandarin Chinese and sees patients in both, and her stated approach puts emotional well-being on the same track as technique — Spring staffs reproductive health psychologists in-network for the patients who need more than a physician’s reassurance.

Clinical Expertise

• Fertility preservation and egg freezing: cycle planning for planned-delay family building, and time-critical preservation before medical treatment
• Oncofertility: coordinating preservation with the oncology timeline so treatment start dates are not delayed
• Diminished ovarian reserve: stimulation decisions for patients with few recruitable follicles
• PCOS: managing response and hyperstimulation risk in high-responder physiology
• Recurrent pregnancy loss: evaluation and management across miscarriages
• PGT-A embryo screening: a named clinical interest in her practice profile
• LGBTQ+ family building: donor gamete and co-legal-parent pathways

Why Choose Dr. Wang

A research record you can look up. Fifty-plus abstracts and manuscripts on the exact questions her patients ask — IVF outcomes, preservation, PCOS, access to care.

Preservation is her center of gravity, not a side service. Egg freezing and oncofertility are the first interests listed on her profile, which is the right ordering if you are freezing eggs before chemotherapy or before a career window closes.

Care in Mandarin. She is fluent in Mandarin Chinese, one of the few Spring physicians in this profile with a documented second clinical language — relevant for patients whose medical vocabulary lives in Chinese, and for families consulted in two languages.

Three offices, one physician. San Francisco, Redwood City and Silicon Valley coverage means monitoring near home or work instead of a daily commute into the city.

Professional Affiliations

Practices as a fertility specialist within Spring Fertility’s SART-registered reporting unit (ClinicPKID 2000045), whose embryology laboratory is recorded as CAP-accredited. Training: University of Pennsylvania (BSE), Stanford University (MD and OB/GYN residency), UCSF (fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility). Peer-reviewed publication record spanning IVF outcomes, fertility preservation and oncofertility, PCOS, and access to care. Her Spring biography documents training and publications rather than board certification; if certification status matters to you, verify it directly through the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology lookup before booking.

Suitable For

• Cancer patients with a treatment start date who need preservation completed inside a narrow window
• Patients freezing eggs for age-related or personal family-planning reasons
• Diminished ovarian reserve and low-response patients
• PCOS patients concerned about response and hyperstimulation
• Recurrent pregnancy loss patients seeking evaluation
• Mandarin-speaking patients and LGBTQ+ family-building patients