Applications Are Open for the 2027 Cohort of the ASRM/SRBT CELL Program – ASRM
ASRM Society of Reproductive Biologists and Technologists (ASRM) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Applications are now open for the 2027 cohort of the ASRM/SRBT Clinical Embryology Learning Laboratory (CELL) Program!
Do you have promising early-career embryologists in your laboratory who are eager to grow—but limited time and competing demands make mentorship challenging? The CELL program was designed to help develop the next generation of exceptional embryologists through structured, rigorous, science-driven training.
Our inaugural 2026 cohort is already demonstrating the impact of treating clinical embryology as a true clinical discipline.
The CELL curriculum is built on four core pillars:
- Socratic Method – Developing critical thinking through evidence-based discussion and decision-making
- Integrated Approach – Connecting reproductive biology, laboratory systems, quality management, and clinical outcomes
- Translational Clinical Embryology – Bridging foundational science with laboratory technique and clinical application
- Defensive Embryology – Emphasizing risk prevention, patient safety, and ethical laboratory design
The 2027 cohort will include advanced didactics, immersive hands-on laboratory training, engagement with nationally and internationally recognized experts, and meaningful mentorship opportunities.
If you believe clinical embryology deserves structured, science-anchored training, this program was built for you.
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