About
Dr. Sirirat Apariman is a reproductive medicine specialist at STORK A.R.T. Clinic with more than 15 years of experience in assisted birth and gynecology. Her official biography describes her as the medical team leader at the STORK A.R.T. Maternity Counseling Center, “praised for help in giving birth and gynecology.”
Her résumé is the most institutionally varied on the STORK team: a medical degree from Srinakharinwirot University, followed by postings at the Cancer Center in Udon Thani Province, the Faculty of Medicine Vajira Hospital (Navamindradhiraj University), the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department of Saraburi Hospital — where she also served as Commissioner for Healthcare Risk Management and for Disease Control — and teaching duties at Thammasat University. She is a member of the Royal College of Obstetricians of Thailand.
Those two governance roles are worth pausing on: fertility treatment leans heavily on laboratory workflow safety and infection control, and a physician who has formally managed both brings a systems-level view of risk to every cycle. Likewise, her cancer center background gives her practical grounding in onco-fertility questions — egg and embryo freezing before chemotherapy, for example — that many pure fertility clinics encounter only rarely. The clinic does not publish her graduation and certification years; this page states verified information only.
Clinical Expertise
- IVF and ICSI cycle care — full-cycle assistance in maternity counseling and obstetrics
- Advanced-age family building — ovarian reserve assessment and individualized stimulation strategy informed by 15+ years of obstetric practice
- Fertility preservation counseling after cancer — egg and embryo freezing planning for patients facing chemotherapy or radiotherapy, drawing on cancer center experience
- Infection-risk cycle management — protocol safety oversight for patients with communicable disease backgrounds, grounded in her disease control commissioner role
Why Choose Dr. Sirirat Apariman
Dr. Sirirat has seen a wider clinical spectrum than most clinic-bound fertility doctors — oncology, university hospital practice, general hospital obstetrics and medical education. The healthcare risk management and infection control commissions she held at Saraburi Hospital are rare credentials in reproductive medicine, where lab and workflow safety decide outcomes as much as protocol choice does. And for families where a cancer history sits behind the infertility, her Udon Thani Cancer Center years mean the oncologic side of the story needs no translation.
Professional Affiliations
Member of the Royal College of Obstetricians of Thailand. Former Commissioner for Healthcare Risk Management and for Disease Control, Obstetrics and Gynecology Department, Saraburi Hospital; prior practice at the Cancer Center, Udon Thani Province, and the Faculty of Medicine Vajira Hospital, Navamindradhiraj University, with teaching experience at Thammasat University.
Suitable For
- Complex-history patients: cases spanning multiple organ systems benefit from a senior physician trained to think across specialties and about institutional risk.
- Advanced-age family building: women over 35 need honest reserve assessment and calibrated stimulation — experience is the best safety net here.
- Cancer survivors planning preservation: pre-treatment egg or embryo freezing decisions require joint oncology-plus-fertility judgment, which her background covers directly.