Marta Manzanares

I want to be able to help all families achieve the dream of parenthood. I have always thought that a child is the greatest gift life can give you, and being part of this process is totally rewarding. I first learned about assisted reproduction during my university studies, and as I discovered this world, I wanted to continue advancing and learning more about it.

When patients are able to understand and appreciate the hard work done in the laboratory.

I believe that, in our role as communicators throughout the evolution of embryos, we must be empathetic and at the same time clear. These treatments are very emotionally charged for the patients and a process with a lot of uncertainty where the day to day has to be valued.

There’s no particular experience that comes to mind, but it is true that in the cases of patients who have taken longer to achieve their reproductive goal, when the moment of pregnancy arrives or when their newborn is born, it’s always so much more moving.

I combine my work as an embryologist with the world of sports. So I spend my free time as a volleyball player and coaching children in volleyball.