Eduardo Hariton: Privileged to Return to Park City for the 2026 SREI Fellows Retreat
Eduardo Hariton, Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Physician at Reproductive Science Center of the San Francisco Bay Area and SVP of Clinical Growth and Innovation at US Fertility, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Last week, I had the privilege of returning to Park City for the 2026 Society for Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (SREI) Fellows’ Retreat.
As many of you know, I really enjoy educating and supporting trainees, so I was thrilled to speak about early-career mentorship and the role of AI-driven innovation in assisted reproductive technology.
I was especially happy to hear that the Fertility Explained lectures have helped so many fellows feel more confident as they navigate their job searches and negotiate their first post-fellowship positions.
The retreat was also a wonderful opportunity to hear everyone’s perspectives on the future of reproductive medicine, take part in a scavenger hunt around Olympic Village, and have many great conversations with the future leaders of our field.
It was particularly exciting to meet the reproductive urology fellows, as the retreat now brings together trainees from both specialties.
If this gathering was any indication, the future of our field is very bright.
Thank you to Lowell Ku and Irene Su for the invitation and for bringing together such an inspiring group, to Megan Miller and Lauren Goodman for organizing a great meeting, and to Ferring Pharmaceuticals for endowing the meeting!”
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