Meredith A. Humphreys, MD

About

Meredith Humphreys did her entire postgraduate training at one institution — OB/GYN residency, then the reproductive endocrinology and infertility fellowship, both at the University of Utah — and left with the program’s Outstanding Resident Award plus the Women in Medicine Resident Recognition in three consecutive years. Before Utah there was a psychology degree from Southern Methodist University, a post-baccalaureate pre-med year at the University of Virginia, and medical school at the University of Nebraska Medical Center: a route to reproductive medicine that started with the mind, not the microscope.

She divides her practice between the Nashville flagship and the Murfreesboro office on Medical Center Parkway — the clinic’s Rutherford County footprint, where she is the physician patients in that city will recognize from the roster.

The clinic’s own description of her work centers on the emotional arithmetic of infertility: she “understands the emotional path that patients travel when struggling with infertility, and serves as a compassionate guide” through it. Behind that framing sit hard focuses she is credited with — reproductive endocrine disorders, recurrent pregnancy loss, fertility preservation through egg freezing, genetic testing, and the patient-autonomy and ethics questions that surface whenever embryos, donors or gestational carriers enter a family’s plan.

Clinical Expertise

• IVF: diagnosis-driven stimulation and transfer plans within a CAP/ASRM-accredited lab program
• Recurrent pregnancy loss: systematic evaluation of endocrine, anatomic and genetic contributors rather than empirical retrying
• Reproductive endocrine disorders: the hormone-system conditions that block conception — thyroid dysfunction, prolactin problems and the like fall inside her named scope
• Egg freezing and fertility preservation: elective preservation and medical-timing preservation
• Genetic testing: PGT coordination with the clinic’s in-house Reproductive Genetics group, plus carrier screening conversations
• Third-party reproduction: donor-egg and gestational-carrier paths, including the consent and ethics documentation they require

Why Choose Dr. Humphreys

Three years running, not one good year. The Women in Medicine Resident Recognition repeated annually through residency, alongside the department’s Outstanding Resident Award — a training record the program itself singled out.

She is the Murfreesboro name on the roster. Rutherford County patients who want local monitoring appointments without changing clinics will find Dr. Humphreys listed for the Medical Center Parkway office.

Ethics is on her list of clinical interests. Few physician profiles volunteer “patient autonomy and ethical considerations” as a working focus; in donor, PGT and surrogacy cases, that candor earns trust.

ACOG leadership, not just membership. She holds leadership roles within the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists while also belonging to ASRM and the Society for Reproductive Investigation.

Professional Affiliations

American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, where she holds leadership roles; American Society for Reproductive Medicine; Society for Reproductive Investigation. Collaborative research presented at major medical meetings during and after her Utah training.

Suitable For

• After two or more losses: the recurrent-pregnancy-loss workup is one of her named specialties, matched to a clinic with in-house genetics
• Endocrine infertility: cycles complicated by thyroid, prolactin or ovulatory disease need a reproductive endocrinologist in the literal sense — her named core area
• Egg freezing on a medical or personal clock: preservation counseling from a physician who frames autonomy and ethics openly
• PGT families: known single-gene conditions and chromosome screening planned with the clinic’s Reproductive Genetics team
• Donor-egg and gestational-carrier paths in middle Tennessee: consent-heavy third-party programs handled inside a SART-reporting practice