Dr Genia Rozen
MBBS (HONS), MRMED, FRANZCOG
Fertility Specialist at Genea Melbourne City and Frankston
Biography
Dr Genia Rozen is a FRANZCOG-accredited Fertility Specialist, Obstetrician, Gynaecologist, and Reproductive Surgeon practising at Genea Melbourne City, with consulting rooms in East Melbourne and Frankston on the Mornington Peninsula. With more than 10 years of clinical experience and a PhD in fertility after cancer treatment, Dr Rozen brings a depth of expertise across fertility medicine, reproductive surgery, and gynaecological care. She has a particular focus on fertility preservation, oncofertility, and recurrent IVF failure, and is known for her warm, evidence-based approach to personalised care.
Available for: Online bookings | Telehealth consultations
About Dr Genia Rozen
Approach to care
Dr Rozen’s approach to care is grounded in the understanding that every patient who comes to see her is carrying a different story.
Some have been trying for months. Some for years. Some have been through treatment elsewhere and are looking for a fresh perspective. Some are planning ahead and want to understand their options before they need them.
The investigations she arranges are thorough and consistent. But what they mean, and what happens next, depends entirely on the patient's history, body, circumstances, and what matters most to them right now.
She looks after couples experiencing fertility issues, single women, and same-sex couples. Whoever they are and however they're building their family, she brings the same attention to their situation specifically, not a general approach applied to everyone.
Her practice covers the full range of fertility medicine, but she has a particular focus on patients navigating complex diagnoses, including those facing fertility preservation decisions, those who have experienced recurrent IVF failure or recurrent miscarriage, and those who need a more integrated, multidisciplinary plan. Finding clarity after a long road is what she actually wants to help with.
“Every patient who comes to see me is carrying a different story. I do not apply a standard protocol and fit you into it. I build a picture of your situation first, and then we work out the right plan together." - Dr Genia Rozen, Fertility Specialist, Genea Melbourne City and Frankston
Meet Dr Genia Rozen
Watch Dr Rozen introduce herself and explain her approach to fertility and reproductive care. In this short video, she shares what drew her to this field, the clinical areas she is most passionate about, and what patients can expect when they come to see her.
Experience and qualifications
Dr Rozen grew up in Melbourne and completed her medical training at Monash University, graduating with Honours (MBBS Hons) in 2004. She commenced specialist training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the Royal Women's Hospital in Melbourne, during which time she completed a Masters of Reproductive Medicine (MRMED) at the University of New South Wales, and became a Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (FRANZCOG) in 2014.
She then undertook a further three years of sub-specialised training in infertility medicine within the Reproductive Biology Unit at the Royal Women's Hospital Melbourne, where she trained in IVF, reproductive endocrinology, advanced minimally invasive fertility surgery, andrology, and assisted reproductive technologies (ART).
In 2015, she was awarded a National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Scholarship to undertake a PhD investigating uterine function following pelvic or total body radiation treatment, as well as endometrial receptivity and recurrent implantation failure. Dr Rozen combines research-level knowledge with hands-on clinical experience, and brings the latest treatment options to every patient she sees.
Teaching and research remain central to her work. Dr Rozen is a Senior Clinical Lecturer and Clinical School Tutor at the University of Melbourne, and she sits on the Research Committee at the Royal Women's Hospital.
Research
Research is an important part of how Genia practises. She has published widely in Australian and international peer-reviewed journals and is a peer reviewer for numerous fertility, gynaecology and obstetrics journals and professional bodies.
Her PhD investigated uterine function following radiotherapy, a condition she continues to research and treat in clinical practice. She has authored guidelines on uterine function assessment after radiation therapy, contributed to national and international conferences, and is part of the MRFF grant, the fertility preservation taskforce, and the ANZCO guideline development working group, aimed at improving oncofertility services across Australia. She has also written a textbook chapter on ovarian tissue grafting and is an invited speaker at ESHRE.
Fertility medicine moves quickly, and staying at the forefront of the evidence means her patients receive care that is current, considered, and grounded in the best available science.
Contact information
Phone: 03 8376 6230
Fax: 03 8669 1917
Website: geniarozen.com.au
Instagram: instagram.com/drgeniarozen
Facebook: facebook.com/drgeniarozen
Special interests
- Fertility preservation, including egg freezing
- Oncofertility - fertility care before and after cancer treatment
- Recurrent IVF failure and recurrent implantation failure
- Preimplantation genetic testing (PGT-A, PGT-M, PGT-SR)
- Recurrent miscarriage - assessment and management
- Male infertility, including TESA and TESE
- Endometriosis and adenomyosis
- Ovulation disorders and PMOS (previously PCOS)
- Reproductive surgery
- Premature ovarian insufficiency
- Menopause management
Locations
Languages
- English
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