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Annie Martini, D.O.

Board Certified Board Certified

  • Obstetrics and Gynecology
  • Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility
Milwaukee LocationMilwaukee, WI
Glenview LocationGlenview, IL
Scheduling New Patient Visits Starting November 10

“I LOVED working with Fertility Centers of Illinois. They are considerate, competent, and efficient. They respond to changes well and are very adaptive to requests. I have donated multiple times and this was my favorite clinic by FAR to work with.”

– Mandy B.

When they say, “Your miracle. Our mission,” it’s true. Today, we are holding our precious miracle! We are forever grateful.

I had done it all – finished college, completed grad school, traveled the world, had a successful career, and bought a house. Just shy of 40 years old, I still hadn’t found Mr. Right. But I didn’t want to give up on my dream of becoming a mother. So I decided to do it on my own.

– Anonymous patient

We have such a special bond since (our son) is Dana’s biological child, but yet I carried him through pregnancy.

– Kira and Dana, proud moms of sons Maverick and Ryker

It’s such a huge thing to even make a call for an appointment to a Fertility Clinic. While the situation is frustrating and heartbreaking, EVERYONE at FCI has been so generous, kind, and truly treats you as though you are their only patient and getting you a baby is their only goal.

– Former Patient

This location is absolutely amazing. This clinic takes the time to get to know their patients. We’ve never felt so comfortable and informed on every single detail throughout the entire process.

Biography

Annie Martini, D.O., is a Reproductive Endocrinologist board certified in both Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI). After years of practice in Washington, D.C., she is thrilled to return to her Midwest roots.

Dr. Martini earned her medical degree at the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine, completed her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Rush University Medical Center, and pursued fellowship training in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Throughout her career, Dr. Martini has advanced fertility medicine through both clinical care and research, presenting at international conferences and publishing in respected journals. Her academic work focuses on IVF outcomes after fertility preservation. As a member of the Society for Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (SREI) Practice Committee, she also contributes to shaping national best practices in fertility care.

Dr. Martini partners closely with patients to create personalized, evidence-based plans shaped by their goals and values. She has a special interest in fertility preservation and is passionate about providing research-based guidance and compassionate support in what can be a deeply personal decision.

As both a physician and a mother of two young children, Dr. Martini brings empathy, experience, and a deep appreciation for the joys and challenges of family building. Her warm, patient-centered approach is rooted in her commitment to helping each individual move closer to the family they’ve been dreaming of.

Dr. Martini sees patients at the Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Glenview, Illinois Fertility Centers of Illinois locations. Virtual appointments are also available.
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  • Medical School: Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine / Midwestern University
  • Residency: Rush University Medical Center
  • Fellowship: National Institutes of Health (NIH) / NICHD / Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
  • Advocate Aurora Sinai Medical Center (Wisconsin)
  • Advocate Condell
  • Advocate Masonic
  • Advocate Lutheran
  • Endeavor Highland Park
  • Endeavor Evanston
  • Top Doctor, Washingtonian Magazine, 2024
  • ASRM Embryo Transfer Stimulation Course Certification, 2018
  • Administrative Chief Resident, Rush University Medical Center Dept. of OBGYN, 2017–2018
  • First Place Resident Research Award, Rush University Medical Center Resident Research Symposium, 2017
  • PGY-2 Medical Student Teaching Award, Rush University Medical Center Dept. of OBGYN, 2016
  • PGY-1 Medical Student Teaching Award, Rush University Medical Center Dept. of OBGYN, 2015
  • Glasgow Rubin Certificate of Academic Achievement, AMWA, 2014
  • Gold Humanism Honor Society Member, 2014
  • Psi Sigma Alpha Honor Society Member, 2014

Q&A

Becoming a parent changed the way I view this work—it made it personal. My children have brought such a depth of joy and purpose to my life. Helping others build their families, knowing what that can mean for their lives, is a privilege I don’t take lightly. To be part of such an intimate, hopeful, and life-changing journey is both humbling and incredibly fulfilling.

It was the science that first drew me in. I’ve always been fascinated by how intricately the body is guided by hormones. But what truly confirmed that this was the right field for me was seeing how that science is applied in practice. Meeting couples, hearing their stories, and partnering with them to create thoughtful, personalized plans—grounded in evidence but shaped by their individual journeys—has been the most meaningful part of this work.

Taking time to understand each couple’s unique journey and goals to create a personalized plan forward is deeply fulfilling. And when those efforts lead to the family they dreamed of—whether it’s through meeting their baby or seeing a photo—it’s a profound reminder of how meaningful this work truly is.

I’m most proud of the relationships I build with my patients. I make it a point to understand who they are beyond the medical context. Getting to know my patients on a personal level helps me provide care that is truly tailored to their needs and values.

I’ve always been especially interested in fertility preservation, particularly egg freezing. The decision to freeze eggs is often a complex one, both emotionally and logistically, but it can also be incredibly empowering. The science behind freezing and thawing eggs is intricate, and I’ve researched IVF outcomes in couples using previously frozen eggs. I believe understanding this science—and setting appropriate expectations for women pursuing this path—is critically important.

I encourage my patients to view challenges as hurdles—not roadblocks. Even when it feels like the odds are insurmountable, the vast majority of the time, we’re able to find a way forward. With the right support and medical care, we can often overcome those hurdles and help build the family they’ve been dreaming of.

I spend time with family and friends, hiking, listening to podcasts, gardening and flower arranging.

I used to teach a mixed martial arts fitness class called Body Combat! To me, it was more than just an incredible workout—it was a tight-knit community that meant a lot to me. It was also during that time that my interest in women’s health began to take shape. I credit part of my path to becoming a women’s health provider to those years of teaching and connecting with that community.

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