Dr Danielle Robson is a CREI-accredited fertility specialist and gynaecologist practising at Genea's Sydney CBD and Manly clinics. With training across some of Australia's most respected teaching hospitals, including Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and Royal North Shore Public Hospital, Dr Robson brings both deep clinical expertise and genuine compassion to every patient she sees. She is known for taking the time to listen, providing clear and evidence-based management plans, and remaining accessible and supportive throughout each individual's fertility journey.
Available for: In-person bookings | Telehealth consultations
About Dr Danielle Robson
Experience and qualifications
Dr Robson completed her Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery through James Cook University, graduating with honours, before undertaking a Masters of Public Health and Tropical Medicine. She completed a Diploma of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, then moved to Sydney's Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in 2017, where she completed both her core and advanced training in obstetrics and gynaecology, achieving Fellowship with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (FRANZCOG).
She holds a Masters in Reproductive Medicine, which she completed with Excellence, and has since been awarded the Certificate in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (CREI) - the highest qualification a fertility specialist can achieve in Australia and New Zealand, requiring an additional three years of subspecialist training across assisted reproduction, reproductive endocrinology, complex and male infertility, fertility preservation, genetics, and reproductive surgery.
Dr Robson remains actively involved in medical education, working as a visiting medical officer in obstetrics and gynaecology at both Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and Royal North Shore Public Hospital, training and mentoring junior doctors. She is also an associate lecturer at the University of Sydney, where she teaches and mentors medical students. She has co-authored multiple publications on oncofertility and presented at national conferences. She is an associate editor for ANZJOG.
Dr Robson grew up on Sydney’s Northern Beaches and remains keenly committed to this community. As a self-proclaimed ‘beachy’, she loves to be by the water and is always on the hunt for the best coffee spots.
How Dr Danielle Robson can help
- IVF, ICSI, and assisted reproductive technology (ART)
- Fertility preservation, including egg freezing
- Oncofertility
- Recurrent pregnancy loss - assessment and management
- PMOS and ovulation disorders
- Unexplained infertility
- Premature ovarian insufficiency
- Periconceptional medicine
- Preimplantation genetic testing (PGT-A, PGT-M, PGT-SR)
- Donor conception and surrogacy
- Male factor infertility, including testicular sperm extraction
- Endometriosis
- Menopause management
- Second opinions for complex fertility
Approach to care
Dr Robson understands that every fertility journey is unique and that it can be an overwhelming and confusing time for patients and their families. She takes the time to listen carefully and provides clear, concise management plans grounded in the best available evidence, so that each person can make informed decisions about their care. She is deeply committed to empathetic, personalised care and makes herself available to patients throughout their journey.
"Every fertility journey is unique - and it can be both an overwhelming and confusing time. I provide clear, evidence-based management plans so that patients can make informed decisions and feel genuinely supported at every stage." - Dr Danielle Robson, fertility specialist, Genea
Meet Dr Danielle Robson
Watch Danielle introduce herself and explain her approach to fertility and reproductive care.
Research
Danielle has a strong interest in advancing reproductive medicine, with a particular focus on oncofertility. She has co-authored multiple publications in this area and has presented her work at national conferences, ensuring that the latest evidence informs the care she delivers to patients every day.
Contact information
Tel: 1300 330 279
Fax: 02 8358 7283