I am passionate about providing women and their families supportive, attentive, bespoke care that considers their current and future reproductive needs in a holistic way. My professional career is entirely dedicated to reproductive health and seeks to empower individuals to make informed choices about their health.
I obtained my medical degree through James Cook University, graduating with honours. Subsequently, I completed a Masters of Reproductive Medicine (with Excellence) and a Masters of Public Health and Tropical Medicine.
My obstetrics and gynaecology training was completed through Sydney’s Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and I hold a fellowship with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (FRANZCOG). I’m a certified sub-specialist in reproductive endocrinology and infertility (CREI) – a qualification awarded after an additional three years of training and is the highest level of expertise recognised in Australian and New Zealand training.
Over the course of my career, I have had the privilege of helping countless couples through infertility, successfully conceiving too many healthy babies to count!
I provide care tailored to the individual or couple that seeks a consultation. I can provide a range of fertility treatments, including IVF, egg freezing, recurrent pregnancy loss management, genetic testing, pre-conception care, donation and surrogacy and second opinions for complex fertility. My personal interests include fertility preservation (both medical and elective), premature ovarian insufficiency and menopause management.
I have extensive experience in assisted reproductive technologies such as IVF, ICSI, and egg freezing, as well as managing complex cases of infertility, including recurrent pregnancy loss and endometriosis. I'm also passionate about promoting fertility awareness and providing comprehensive fertility counselling and support to my patients.
I consult across two locations in Sydney; Manly and the City CBD. I provide consultations up to six days a week (Monday-Saturday) and offer both face to face and Telehealth appointments. I am an associate lecturer at the University of Sydney and also work as a visiting medical officer at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and Royal North Shore Hospital. I have admitting rights at Northern Beaches Hospital, The Mater, Royal North Shore Private Hospital and Macquarie University Hospital.
Dr Danielle Robson, fertility specialist, consults at two locations across Sydney: the CBD and Manly. A referral from a general practitioner is required for all initial appointments.
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I see patients at every stage of the fertility journey, from those just starting to think about having a family, to couples who have been through multiple IVF cycles without success, to women navigating premature ovarian insufficiency or menopause. You don't need to have a complex diagnosis to come and see me. Many of my patients simply want a thorough assessment and a clear plan before they start trying to conceive.
CREI stands for Certificate of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. It is awarded after an additional three years of sub-specialist training on top of completing a fellowship in obstetrics and gynaecology, and it is the highest level of fertility medicine training recognised in Australia and New Zealand. I hold both FRANZCOG and CREI, which means I've completed the full pathway from general O&G through to sub-specialisation in reproductive medicine. For patients, this matters because fertility medicine covers a very broad range of conditions, from PCOS and endometriosis to recurrent miscarriage, premature ovarian insufficiency, and complex genetic testing. Having a specialist who has trained specifically in this area means your care is informed by the most current evidence and the deepest available expertise.
Yes, absolutely, and I'd encourage you not to wait. Seeking a second opinion is not a criticism of your previous care, it is a reasonable and often important step, particularly when you've experienced multiple failed cycles or feel like you don't fully understand what's happened or what comes next. When you come to me for a second opinion, I'll review your full history ahead of the appointment, including all investigations, imaging, and previous cycle details. We'll go through everything together and I'll give you my honest assessment of where things stand and what options I think are worth exploring. There is no obligation to transfer your care to me, sometimes the most valuable thing a second opinion can offer is reassurance that the right decisions have already been made.
This is one of the areas I'm most passionate about. Fertility preservation, including elective egg freezing, is something I discuss with patients across a wide range of circumstances, whether you're in your late 20s and simply want to keep your options open, or you've been diagnosed with a condition or are facing medical treatment that may affect your fertility. The honest answer is that the earlier we have this conversation, the more options you have. A fertility assessment can give you a clearer picture of where your ovarian reserve sits right now and what that means for your individual timeline. From there, we can decide together whether egg freezing makes sense for you, and if so, the best time to do it.
Two or more miscarriages meet the clinical definition of recurrent pregnancy loss, and at that point I would encourage you to seek a specialist assessment rather than waiting to see if it happens again. I know that can feel like a difficult step to take emotionally, but early investigation gives us the best chance of identifying something treatable.
