Dr. David Kreiner, United States

David Kreiner, MD, graduated with honors and AOA distinction from Downstate Medical School in 1981, beginning a distinguished career in reproductive endocrinology and infertility (REI). His passion for helping individuals and couples build families through in vitro fertilization (IVF) began in 1977, the year the first IVF baby was born. This pioneering moment occurred during his first year of medical school and inspired him to dedicate his life to IVF.
In November 1980, as a fourth-year medical student, Dr. Kreiner completed an REI rotation under Dr. Zev Rosenwaks, a recent Johns Hopkins REI fellowship graduate. He proposed establishing Long Island's first IVF center. Despite initial skepticism because the country's only successful IVF center was then in Norfolk, Virginia, Dr. Kreiner remained determined. He continued his residency at Stony Brook, New York, under Dr. Rosenwaks, who later joined the Jones Institute, a pioneer of IVF in the United States, in 1983.
Dr. Kreiner's dedication continued during his 1985 fellowship in Norfolk, where he received multiple awards for research on endometriosis, PCOS, and IVF. After completing his fellowship and serving one year as an assistant professor, he fulfilled his vision by establishing Long Island's first successful IVF program, Long Island IVF, in 1988.
After founding Long Island IVF, Dr. Kreiner continued to deepen his expertise and contribute to fertility care. Over the years, he gained extensive experience and remained current with advances in reproductive medicine. His commitment to excellence and patient-centered care has helped many individuals and couples navigate their fertility journeys with support at every step.
Dr. Kreiner is pleased to join Palm Beach Fertility Center for an exciting new chapter in his career. He looks forward to bringing his expertise, innovative approach, and compassionate care to the center and furthering its mission of providing exceptional fertility services.