About
He Zihao is a senior embryologist at INCITA Fertility Center, where he also serves as the clinic’s coordinator for international sperm banks. He holds a bachelor’s degree in life sciences from National Taiwan Normal University (2011) and a master’s degree in clinical laboratory science and biotechnology from Taipei Medical University (2013).
He completed a standardized assisted reproduction technology training program at New Hope Fertility Center in the United States (2014–2016), then worked as core laboratory staff at Macao Ivy Medical Center (2016–2018). Since joining INCITA in 2018 he has helped manage day-to-day embryology laboratory operations while liaising with donor sperm programs in the United States and Denmark.
Clinical Expertise
- Gamete handling: sperm preparation, oocyte collection and in vitro fertilization
- Blastocyst culture with individualized culture systems
- ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection)
- Embryo biopsy and PCR amplification of biopsy cells for preimplantation genetic testing
- Import and coordination workflows for international donor sperm
Certifications
- Standardized ART training certification, New Hope Fertility Center, United States
- MSc in Clinical Laboratory & Biotechnology, Taipei Medical University
Why Choose He Zihao
He Zihao’s dual role makes him a key contact for international patients: a bench embryologist trained under U.S. laboratory standards and the person who manages INCITA’s relationships with overseas sperm banks. Patients using donor sperm, or undergoing PGT cycles whose biopsy samples must move between lab and genetics platform, benefit from someone fluent in both the technical and cross-border logistics sides. His education across Taiwan and the U.S., plus six years at INCITA, supports clear communication with Chinese- and English-speaking patients alike.
Suitable For
- Donor sperm program patients: direct management of international sperm bank sourcing and coordination
- PGT and embryo biopsy cycles: hands-on biopsy and PCR amplification experience
- International patients: multilingual training background supports smooth laboratory communication