Priyanka Ghosh

About

Five out of five, from 44 patients, is the highest published rating of any reproductive endocrinologist listed at Columbia University Fertility Center, and it belongs to Dr. Priyanka Ghosh. The clinical reasons a number like that survives contact with IVF patients are the ones on her list — IVF and ICSI cycles, IUI, egg freezing, polycystic ovary syndrome, recurrent miscarriage, and third-party reproduction — a spread wide enough that most patients who walk in for a first consult stay with her through whatever the workup turns up.

She is an Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the center, part of Columbia University Irving Medical Center and NewYork-Presbyterian. Her own training path ran from Dartmouth College to the University of Connecticut School of Medicine (MD, 2013), then into obstetrics and gynecology residency at Weill Cornell Medical Center and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital (2017), and out to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center for a Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility fellowship, completed in 2022. She trained in New York as a resident, left to subspecialize, and came back to the city as faculty.

IUI and IVF practice is monitoring-heavy, which is where a New York patient’s calendar actually gets difficult. The center runs a morning monitoring clinic Monday through Friday from 7:00 to 11:00, timed so blood work and ultrasounds can happen before a workday, and it offers needle-free at-home blood collection and at-home sperm collection kits at no extra charge, which takes some of those visits out of the schedule entirely. Virtual consultations cover the rest. For PCOS patients in particular, who may face several medicated cycles, that infrastructure decides whether treatment is survivable alongside a job.

Clinical Expertise

• In Vitro Fertilization and ICSI: Stimulation through retrieval, fertilization in the laboratory and embryo culture to day five or six, with ICSI used when sperm parameters require it
• IUI: The less invasive first step for unexplained infertility, mild male factor, cervical factor, and donor sperm cycles for single patients or same-sex couples
• PCOS and ovulation disorders: Diagnosis and management of the endocrine dysfunction behind anovulation, before and during medicated cycles
• Recurrent miscarriage: Workup for hormonal, uterine and genetic contributors, with the center’s own genetics team available for chromosome analysis
• Egg freezing and fertility preservation: Ten to fourteen days of medication, a retrieval under sedation, then vitrification — the center prices one cycle at $8,000 excluding anesthesia and monitoring
• Third-party reproduction: Cycles using donor eggs or a gestational carrier, coordinated with the center’s donor screening, legal and psychological services

Why Choose Dr. Priyanka Ghosh

The rating is the shortest argument. 5.0 out of 5 on 44 reviews is the highest average among the center’s published physician ratings — a physician-level number, separate from the institution’s reputation.

Wide clinical surface. IUI, IVF, ICSI, freezing and third-party cycles all sit in one practice, which means a patient whose plan escalates from insemination to IVF does not change doctors mid-stream.

A PCOS and miscarriage focus. Two of the most common and most frustrating diagnoses in reproductive medicine appear explicitly in her scope, and both reward a physician who expects to see the same patient through several cycles.

New York monitoring logistics. Morning clinic from 7:00, needle-free at-home blood draws, at-home sample collection, telehealth visits — the practical machinery that keeps a stimulation cycle from costing you your job.

Professional Affiliations

American Society for Reproductive Medicine. Assistant Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Columbia University, practicing within Columbia University Irving Medical Center and NewYork-Presbyterian. Fellowship-trained in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center after residency at Weill Cornell Medical Center and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.

Suitable For

• PCOS patients who need repeated medicated cycles: Ovulation disorders are a stated focus, and the monitoring setup exists for exactly this schedule
• Egg freezers working to a deadline: Preservation is in her scope, and the center lists one cycle at $8,000 with anesthesia and monitoring separate
• Patients who have lost more than one pregnancy: Recurrent miscarriage is named clinical territory, with in-house genetic testing behind the workup
• Couples starting at IUI before IVF: She performs both, so stepping up does not mean a new referral
• Working patients who cannot take a week off for blood draws: The 7:00 monitoring clinic and at-home kits exist for this reason