James P. Lin

Education, training and physician language

Position

INCINTA Medical Director

Physician languages

English, Mandarin, Taiwanese

Undergraduate

University of Southern California

Medical Education

Chicago Medical School

Residency training

Saint Barnabas Medical Center

Specialist training

University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

Clinical and reproductive genetics work

Lin serves as the Medical Director at INCINTA, with a clinical background involving infertility and assisted reproduction. Their personal introduction regards evidence-based medicine and reproductive research as an integral part of diagnosis and treatment, and emphasizes discussing treatment based on the patient's condition.

Professional organizations and research exchanges

Lin participated in co-founding the International Society of Reproductive Genetics (ISRG), and the official website lists him as a member of the executive committee and financial positions. The organization conducts medical and scientific exchanges related to reproductive genetics. The personal page also lists information about professional organizations such as ACOG, SREI, and Pacific Coast Reproductive Society.

Information that can be compiled before the initial consultation

When receiving treatment, ovulation-stimulating medication, monitoring, egg retrieval, fertilization and culture records can be provided according to the cycle; if there is a genetic report and family history, submit it together. The initial consultation can focus on existing data gaps, treatment goals, and laboratory and follow-up arrangements.

In-facility diagnostics and laboratories

INCINTA's public services include IVF, IUI, embryo genetic testing, egg and sperm storage, and frozen embryo transfer. The laboratory is headed by Yufen Xie, with Hyang (Hailey) Park as supervisor, and clinical and laboratory tasks are connected separately.