Dr. Nathaniel Zoneraich, MD

About

The Scottsdale clinic this page describes exists because Nathaniel Zoneraich, MD brought his fertility practice to Arizona in 2005 and founded Advanced Fertility Care (AFC). He guided it as Chief Medical Officer until it joined Pinnacle Fertility’s founding clinic group in 2021, and he now holds two roles: Medical Director per his unqualified site title, and Chief Medical Information Officer for the whole network, where the site says he leads innovation in clinical processes and technology.

His training path runs east coast to south. Raised in northern New Jersey, he took his undergraduate degree at Cornell University and his medical degree at Cornell University Medical College in New York City. At Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland he completed his obstetrics and gynecology residency as Executive Chief Resident, with site-noted recognition for gynecologic endoscopy, then subspecialized in reproductive endocrinology and infertility at Emory University in Atlanta. The site publishes no years for any of these stages.

He sees patients in Arizona and New York City — a bicoastal practice the site frames as making quality fertility care accessible wherever families are. This page’s five-clinician team lists him in Scottsdale, Chandler, Glendale and Tucson. He lives in Scottsdale; the site notes his wife and two grown children.

Clinical Expertise

The site names four clinical areas for him personally:

• In vitro fertilization (IVF) — his core practice; he founded this clinic, and his site title reads Medical Director
• Fertility preservation — egg, sperm and embryo banking to postpone parenthood for medical or personal reasons
• Donor egg IVF — cycles using donated eggs, named on his own profile rather than borrowed from the clinic’s service list
• Advanced hysteroscopic surgery — scope-based treatment inside the uterine cavity; the “advanced” qualifier is the site’s own word, and it connects to the gynecologic endoscopy recognition he earned as a resident

What his profile does not do: list procedures. ICSI, PGT and surrogacy appear on clinic and network pages, not on his page, and this profile treats them as institutional services rather than a personal procedure menu.

Why Choose Dr. Zoneraich

The founder still sets the standard here. A protocol written by the person who built the clinic tends to come with its reasoning attached — useful when your case needs a deviation from the default plan.

A network-wide informatics seat. As Chief Medical Information Officer he works on clinical process and technology across Pinnacle’s offices. For patients bounced between locations in Arizona, that role is the closest thing on this team to a guarantee that records and workflows match.

Two practice cities. Among the five clinicians listed for Scottsdale, his is the only profile that documents a second metro: New York City, alongside Arizona. Patients moving between the coasts can keep one physician instead of re-establishing a chart from scratch.

An honest note on his success-rate line. The site writes that he “consistently achieves some of the highest success rates in Arizona.” That claim carries no denominator, no year and no registry, so this page does not convert it into data. For outcomes, use the SART 2023 clinic figures on the hospital page, which are filed at registration level and independently reportable.

Professional Affiliations

• Board-certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology; fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG)
• Active member of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) and the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART)
• Site-listed award: 2018 Top Doctors
• One clarification this page will not blur: although he completed an REI fellowship at Emory, the site never states that he holds a reproductive endocrinology and infertility board certification — only the OB/GYN certification and ACOG fellowship. On this team, Dr. Frederick Larsen is the physician whose dual REI plus OB/GYN certification is documented

Suitable For

• Patients planning donor egg IVF, where his named expertise and the network’s egg bank meet in one physician who lists the area on his own profile
• People banking eggs or embryos before medical treatment or before life circumstances change — fertility preservation is one of his four named areas
• Anyone whose uterus needs a look inside first: polyps, adhesions or cavity abnormalities that make or break transfer success, handled through his advanced hysteroscopic surgery focus
• Arizona-New York residents who want one physician across both metros
• Complex or second-opinion cases where you want the protocol discussed by the clinician whose signature effectively built the program