Channing Burks Chatmon, M.D.

Dr. Burks Chatmon earned her medical degree from Indiana University School of Medicine, followed by an internship and residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Rush University Medical Center. After completing a Recurrent Pregnancy Loss fellowship at University of Illinois at Chicago, she went on to fulfill a Reproductive Endocrinology fellowship at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center.

Her training and medical research around recurrent pregnancy loss affords her unique insight into the most cutting-edge treatment solutions in the field. She has also presented data to the medical community around evaluating ovarian supply, assessing oocyte (egg) health and viability, and analyzing success rates with frozen embryos, single embryo transfers and genetic screening of embryos prior to transfer.

A lifelong Midwesterner who champions the importance of family, Dr. Burks Chatmon considers compassionate care and shared decision-making the cornerstones of every patient relationship. She is driven to address racial and ethnic disparities in reproductive medicine and committed to increasing education, health literacy and access to fertility care for all.