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About
Tanmoy Mukherjee shares top billing at this practice. He is co-director of RMA of New York and Associate Director of the Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai — the clinical and academic halves of the same job. He completed his reproductive endocrinology fellowship at Mount Sinai in 1998 and holds an appointment in the same division that trained him.
His recognized research is on egg donation. The Society of Reproductive Surgeons awarded him for work on ovum donation and on medical therapy for infertility, in 2005, and donated-egg cycles remain one of his listed services — which means the patient group most clinics treat as a special program is a research area he published on before it was standard practice here.
His day-to-day case mix is the awkward middle of reproductive medicine: ovulatory disorders, male factor infertility, and couples who carry a known genetic condition and need to plan around it. New York Magazine has named him a Best Doctor for 15 consecutive years.
Clinical Expertise
- Donor egg IVF: his award-winning research subject and a listed service, including the scheduling and legal coordination a donated-cycle program requires
- Ovulatory disorders: PCOS and anovulation management as a named focus
- Male factor infertility: treated in the same practice as the couple’s IVF, not referred out
- Genetic disease and family building: pre-conception planning for couples with an inherited condition, with PGT in the pathway
- IVF program leadership: co-director of the practice and associate director of the Mount Sinai REI division
Why Choose Dr. Mukherjee
He runs the clinic and the university division. Co-director of RMA of New York plus Associate Director of Mount Sinai’s REI division — the person who signs off on protocol, not just an adopter of it.
Published on egg donation before it was a product line. A Society of Reproductive Surgeons award for ovum donation and infertility drug-therapy research, in 2005.
Fifteen straight years of peer-nominated recognition on New York Magazine’s Best Doctor list, a longevity signal rather than a one-year ranking.
Board-certified in both gynecology and reproductive endocrinology, with fellowship training at the same institution where he now teaches.
Professional Affiliations
Fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists; member of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine and of the New York Obstetrical Society. His awards record includes the Society of Reproductive Surgeons Award for research into ovum donation and medical treatment of infertility. Faculty appointments: co-director of RMA of New York and Associate Director of the Mount Sinai division of reproductive endocrinology and infertility.
Suitable For
- Patients considering donor eggs: the physician whose research subject was exactly this program
- Anovulation and PCOS patients: his stated clinical focus, where stimulation protocol design is the whole treatment
- Couples with a known inherited condition: genetic family planning plus testing inside one practice
- Male-factor couples: treated as a couple’s case rather than split between specialties
- Patients who want the person who sets clinic policy: co-director of the practice and of the Mount Sinai division