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About
Zeinab Hazime works fertility patients from the nursing side, in two languages. Board-certified as a family nurse practitioner — FNP-BC — at Pinnacle Fertility - Bloomfield Hills, the practice that operated as IVF Michigan until 2025, Hazime is a first-generation Lebanese-American clinician who consults fluently in Arabic.
The nursing training took three steps inside Michigan: an associate degree at Henry Ford College, a bachelor’s in nursing at Oakland University, then a master’s in nursing with the family nurse practitioner focus at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. The credential behind the FNP-BC title is a family practice one, so that training covers general adult health as well as the reproductive questions a fertility clinic exists to answer.
The approach the clinic states for this role is patient-centered care. On a treatment pathway where most appointments are short, the clinician who takes the time to explain a plan is the one patients remember, and that is the job this profile describes.
Clinical Expertise
- Fertility care support at a full-service ART clinic: the location’s listed services span IVF, IUI, egg retrieval, embryo transfer, fertility preservation, genetic testing and male infertility evaluation
- Family practice grounding inside a fertility program: general adult health questions sit inside that training, not only reproductive ones
- Arabic-language consultation: fluency is listed as a professional qualification, so a patient’s family can follow the explanation directly
- Patient education and continuity: the stated approach is care organized around the patient’s questions
Why Choose Zeinab Hazime
Language access without an interpreter. Fertility decisions get made in family conversation, and a clinician who consults in Arabic keeps the medical explanation and that conversation in the same language. That fluency is listed as a professional qualification, not an accommodation arranged after the fact.
A three-step Michigan nursing education. Associate degree, bachelor’s and master’s from Henry Ford College, Oakland University and the University of Michigan — FNP-BC being the board certification that goes with the role.
Family practice training in a reproductive setting. The credential covers general adult health, so the non-reproductive part of your history is inside that training rather than a referral you make on your own.
Professional Affiliations
Board-certified family nurse practitioner (FNP-BC), MSN from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, with earlier nursing degrees from Henry Ford College and Oakland University. The advanced-practice roster for Pinnacle Fertility - Bloomfield Hills lists this profile alongside two board-certified reproductive endocrinologists and a women’s health nurse practitioner. Our sources record no societies or committee memberships.
Suitable For
- Arabic-speaking patients and their families: direct consultation, so the plan does not arrive second-hand
- Patients who want one nurse across the whole pathway: workup, treatment and follow-up questions land with the same clinician
- Patients with general health issues alongside infertility: family practice training covers the non-reproductive part of your history
- Anyone who needs the plan explained slowly: patient-centered care is the stated method here, and it is where nurse-practitioner time goes