Exciting news! Dr. Emily Clarke has joined our team and is now accepting new patients at our Rockville, MD office, while still seeing patients at our Frederick, MD and Harrisburg, PA locations.
Dr. Clarke, who joined us in 2015, is double board-certified in obstetrics/gynecology and reproductive endocrinology and infertility. She earned her medical degree from the University of Maryland, followed by a residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology and a three-year fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at the University of Colorado.
During her residency, Dr. Clarke received multiple teaching awards and served as chief resident. Throughout her fellowship, she presented research at numerous national conferences and was honored with three national research awards. Her published work spans various fertility topics, notably polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and the effects of weight on reproductive hormones.
Recently named one of Maryland’s Leading Women by The Daily Record, Dr. Clarke expresses her excitement about joining the Rockville medical team: “I am thrilled to help more families in the Washington area achieve their dreams of parenthood.”
One of her patients recently remarked, “Dr. Clarke was incredibly knowledgeable from the beginning to the end of our journey. She walked us through all the options and made everything feel manageable and exciting! She was always available to answer any questions we had, and she personally called us when we got the news we were pregnant! I can’t recommend her enough!”
Q&A with Dr. Emily Clarke:
We had a chance to chat with Dr. Clarke about her journey and her role in the field:
What inspired you to become a doctor?
“My father, who is an anesthesiologist, took me to a knee surgery when I was 12. That experience ignited my passion for medicine.”
How did you become interested in reproductive endocrinology?
“My love for women’s health grew during college, where I explored both the biological and social aspects of reproductive rights. I realized that Obstetrics and Gynecology was the perfect fit for me, allowing me to support women during significant moments in their lives.”
What hobbies do you enjoy outside of work?
“I love cooking while listening to NPR, and I enjoy trying out new restaurants. I also like outdoor activities like hiking and skiing, along with running and yoga to stay fit.”
What’s something surprising about you?
“I love to cook but I rarely follow recipes, which means I’m not the best baker!”
What do you love most about being part of this team?
“Working with a team that shares the same goal of providing exceptional care is incredibly rewarding.”
How do you support patients facing infertility challenges?
“I understand that the journey can be long and emotional, so I focus on building a supportive relationship with my patients to enhance their experience.”
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In summary, Dr. Emily Clarke is now welcoming new patients at her Rockville office, bringing her expertise and compassionate care to those seeking assistance with fertility.