Dr. David Henry Eizenberg

Dr David Eizenberg
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Dr David Eizenberg
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Dr David Eizenberg
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Dr David Henry Eizenberg graduated from the UNSW Medical School.He trained at the Royal Hospital for Women, Sydney, and the Royal Victoria Hospital in Bournemouth, UK, where he initiated an infertility clinic.He continued his studies at the Fertility Clinic of St Georges Hospital, London.

Dr Eizenberg was a visiting medical officer of St Margaret\'s Private and Public Hospitals until they closed in 1993.During that time he was director of the fertility clinic, which incorporated the Alan Grant Fertility Clinic from the Women\'s Hospital (Crown Street), the first in Australia.He is currently a Visiting Medical Officer at the Royal Hospital for Women, a Visting Medical Practitioner at the Mater and Prince of Wales Private Hospitals and a consultant gynaecologist at St Vincent\'s Hospital.

His current interests include the investigation and treatment of infertility.As well, he has an interest in advanced laparoscopic surgery, particularly for the treatment of endometriosis and pelvic floor defects.He has extensive experience in vaginal surgery.

Dr Eizenberg is a practicing obstretician and will provide continuity of care for any resulting pregnancies.

Dr David Eizenberg
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DAVID EIZENBERG graduated from the UNSW Medical School.He trained at the Royal Hospital for Women, Sydney, and the Royal Victoria Hospital in Bournemouth, UK, where he initiated an infertility clinic.

Dr Eizenberg was a visiting medical officer of St Margaret's Private and Public Hospitals until they closed in 1993.During that time he was director of the fertility clinic, which incorporated the Alan Grant Fertility Clinic from the Women's Hospital (Crown Street), the first in Australia.He is currently a Visiting Medical Officer at the Royal Hospital for Women, a Visting Medical Practitioner at the Mater and Prince of Wales Private Hospitals and a consultant gynaecologist at St Vincent's Hospital.

Dr Eizenberg is a practicing obstretician and will provide continuity of care for any resulting pregnancies.