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About
Johns Hopkins for residency (obstetrics and gynecology, completed 1988), Ohio State for the reproductive endocrinology fellowship (1990), and two board certifications to show for it — Michael Mersol-Barg’s training record is the one his profile publishes, and it frames how he practices: a physician certified first in the surgery-and-delivery specialty, then in the hormone-and-lab specialty built on top of it.
He is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan, working with the Center for Reproductive Medicine out of its Bloomfield Hills office on Woodward Avenue — the site that keeps metro Detroit patients from having to cross the state for fertility care.
Clinical Expertise
- Reproductive endocrinology and infertility: his fellowship specialty and clinical appointment, covering hormone-based evaluation and treatment of infertility
- IVF and assisted reproduction: cycle care within the Center for Reproductive Medicine’s program, reported to SART under ClinicPKID 2299
- Obstetrics and gynecology: his first board certification, informing the surgical and uterine side of infertility workups
Why Choose Dr. Mersol-Barg
Double board certification. OB/GYN plus Reproductive Endocrinology/Infertility, both listed on his profile — the full training stack for an IVF physician.
Hopkins and Ohio State training. Residency at Johns Hopkins (1988) and fellowship at The Ohio State University (1990), a training line documented institution by institution.
A long stretch in the field. A fellowship completed in 1990 places over three decades of post-specialty practice between his training and today’s clinic.
Professional Affiliations
Mersol-Barg’s documented affiliations are his Clinical Assistant Professor appointment in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Michigan and his practice within the Center for Reproductive Medicine, a SART member clinic reporting outcomes to the national registry. Both board certifications appear in his profile as listed records.
Suitable For
- Patients beginning infertility evaluation: evaluation and treatment is his listed scope at CRM
- IVF and ART cycles: handled within the center’s accredited program, with his REI fellowship as the underlying credential
- Hormonal causes of infertility: reproductive endocrinology is his appointed specialty
- Metro Detroit patients: a physician based at the Bloomfield Hills office rather than the Ann Arbor campus