The research and academic record behind a 20-year clinical practice.
Dr. Ghadir is a clinician first, but practice and academia inform each other. He has contributed to peer-reviewed work on PCOS, fertility preservation, fibroid treatment, and reproductive health, and teaches at both UCLA and USC.
- UCLA — David Geffen School of MedicineAssistant Clinical Professor, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology
- USC — Keck School of MedicineAssistant Clinical Professor, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology
- Fertility & SterilityOriginal research and review contributions in reproductive endocrinology.
- The New England Journal of MedicineContributing author on reproductive medicine topics.
- Sexuality, Reproduction & MenopauseClinical contributions on reproductive and sexual health.
- CURRENT Diagnosis & Treatment: Obstetrics & Gynecology (McGraw-Hill)Contributing author of the infertility section in the McGraw-Hill reference text.
A complete publication list is available on request.
Moving beyond one-size-fits-all stimulation to protocols calibrated to AMH, AFC, prior response, and patient-specific factors — with the goal of higher-quality cohorts at lower medication burden.
Original research on insulin sensitization, induction strategy, and long-term reproductive outcomes in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome.
Rapid-cycle and random-start protocols for patients facing time-sensitive cancer treatment — protecting reproductive options without delaying oncology care.
Surgical and medical strategies to preserve uterine receptivity and improve pregnancy outcomes.
Understanding how patients actually experience fertility care — the emotional, logistical, and financial dimensions traditional clinical metrics miss.
Refining clinical pathways and consent frameworks for reciprocal IVF, donor cycles, and gestational surrogacy across diverse family structures.
- —Resident teaching in reproductive endocrinology — UCLA and USC
- —Fellow mentorship in REI clinical decision-making
- —Grand rounds and case conference presentations across affiliated hospitals
- —Continuing medical education for OB/GYNs on when to refer
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