Meet Our Team of Experts

Founded by Dr. Joe Massey & Dr. Ronald Feinberg, Egg Donor Collaborative exceeds over 50 years of combined expertise in fertility care. They believe that a shared egg donor network approach with like minded fertility centers will provide patients more options at a more affordable cost.

Joe Massey, MD

PRESIDENT & CO-FOUNDER, EGG DONOR COLLABORATIVE

Dr. Joe Massey has been a pioneer in the field of infertility his entire career. He was involved in the first pregnancy in the world following assisted hatching in 1988 and the first ICSI in the U.S. in 1993. He has guided clinical trials and co-authored a plethora of medical journal articles. Along with Edouard Servy MD, Dr. Massey co-founded Servy Massey Fertility Institute, a low-cost, full-service fertility clinic in Georgia in 2011.

He founded Egg Donor Collaborative to give more clinics access to fresh donor cycles. He is also the founder of Egg Donor Alliance, an international initiative to make using egg donors more affordable.

Dr. Massey attended Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia for undergraduate and medical school. He completed obstetrics and gynecology and a fellowship in infertility at the University of Pennsylvania. In 1983 he co-founded Reproductive Biology Associates in Atlanta, where he practiced until 2006.

Ronald Feinberg, MD, PhD

CO-FOUNDER, EGG DONOR COLLABORATIVE

Dr. Ronald Feinberg is a board certified reproductive endocrinologist and Director of IVF Programs at Reproductive Associates of Delaware. With a lifelong interest in the sciences, Dr. Feinberg was drawn to reproductive medicine primarily because of the research it involves. But the human side of infertility—the personal, real-life side—soon won his heart as he began to work with more and more couples in their quest to have the families they wanted.

As a husband and a father, his family means everything to him. So to be able to help you grow your family—in the safe, responsible and personal way he believes in—is incredibly fulfilling.

For over two decades, Dr. Feinberg has had the privilege to work directly with the academic medical community (including many years at Penn and Yale) as well as national patient advocate groups such as RESOLVE, the American Infertility Association, the PCOS Association and PCOStrategies. Currently, he serves as teaching faculty for the Christiana Care Health System and have been recently appointed as an affiliate professor at the University of Delaware.

Dr. Feinberg has also had the unique opportunity to co-author many journal articles, book chapters, and national presentations including Healing Syndrome O: a unique book for patients devoted to fertility and pregnancy aspects of PCOS.

Ronald Feinberg, MD, PhD

CO-FOUNDER, EGG DONOR COLLABORATIVE

Dr. Ronald Feinberg is a board certified reproductive endocrinologist and Director of IVF Programs at Reproductive Associates of Delaware. With a lifelong interest in the sciences, Dr. Feinberg was drawn to reproductive medicine primarily because of the research it involves. But the human side of infertility—the personal, real-life side—soon won his heart as he began to work with more and more couples in their quest to have the families they wanted.

As a husband and a father, his family means everything to him. So to be able to help you grow your family—in the safe, responsible and personal way he believes in—is incredibly fulfilling.

For over two decades, Dr. Feinberg has had the privilege to work directly with the academic medical community (including many years at Penn and Yale) as well as national patient advocate groups such as RESOLVE, the American Infertility Association, the PCOS Association and PCOStrategies. Currently, he serves as teaching faculty for the Christiana Care Health System and have been recently appointed as an affiliate professor at the University of Delaware.

Dr. Feinberg has also had the unique opportunity to co-author many journal articles, book chapters, and national presentations including Healing Syndrome O: a unique book for patients devoted to fertility and pregnancy aspects of PCOS.