Dr. David Harari currently resides in San Diego, California and is President and Chief Medical Officer of Reproductive Sciences Medical Center. He previously was partner in the Rees Stealy Medical group. He attended the Medical College of Georgia, graduating in 1981. His residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology was completed at Scripps Mercy Medical Center. Dr. Harari became board certified in ObGyn in 1986 and recertified in 1996. His certification is updated annually with the American Board of ObGyn.Dr. Harari has been on speaker bureaus for several pharmaceutical companies. He was a principal investigator for the FDA clinical trials on the Thermachoice Balloon Ablation device.He has written articles on a transdermal estrogen patch for the relief of premenstrual migraines (The Female Patient April 2003) and an article on stem cell donation from cord blood (E Pregnancy Dec. 2005).Dr. Harari’s interests include minimally invasive surgical technologies, perimenopause and menopause management and is a member of the American College of ObGyn, North American Menopause Society, American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopy and has privileges at Scripps Mercy Medical Center and Sharp Mary Birch Hospital. He continues to serve as expert witness and medical reviewer in legal medical issues. .Dr. Harari was voted one of the top 50 San Diego physicians in 2004 and 2011 by his peers through the San Diego County Medical Society. Dr Harari was involved in the Minimally Invasive Surgical Committee (MISCOE) at Mary Birch Hospital and also was a member of Medical Executive Committee at Sharp Mary Birch Hospital for Women. He is a certified DaVinci robotic surgeon at Sharp Hospital.Currently, Dr. Harari is the co-founder and President of RSMC, a reproductive medical center in San Diego. Reproductive Sciences Medical Center feature a comprehensive and fully integrated model to meet the concerns for people interested in creating a family. He continues to treat infertility patients and is involved in Stem Cell therapeutic advances in reproductive health.