Dr. Wolff obtained her Obstetrics and Gynecology residency training at Yale, where she received multiple awards for being the best physician and also the best surgeon. After residency, she was one of only two OB/GYNs in the country to receive a Reproductive Scientist Development Award, which allowed her to continue her work at one of the top fertility research labs in the world. Given her achievements as a physician, surgeon, and researcher, Dr. Wolff was accepted into the Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Fellowship in the Combined Federal Fellowship at Walter Reed Army Hospital and the NIH, where she was able to provide care to US Active Military and their dependents. After fellowship, she became the Head of the Unit on Reproductive and Regenerative Medicine at NIH, with a dual appointment at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development and National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, conducting basic, translational, and clinical research. While working at NIH, Dr. Wolff also worked part-time at the largest IVF practice in the country, where she performed thousands of IVF procedures and surgeries. In addition, she performed the first egg retrieval ever done at the NIH after she established NIH’s first fertility preservation program. She left the NIH to become the Chief Medical Officer of a startup company for genetics and women’s health before starting Pelex after her own difficult experiences with infertility.

Dr. Wolff is married to her med school sweetheart, Dr. Andy Wolff, and they have a son in college and a daughter in high school. In her spare time, she enjoys watching her kids play sports, spending time with family at the lake, trail rides on horseback, traveling, golfing, knitting, and baking.