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Christine Briton-Jones PhD HCLD, trained in Australia and worked in combined research and clinical positions in Australia and in Hong Kong before joining ART Reproductive Center in Beverly Hills, California. Dr. Briton-Jones has been working in clinical embryology for more than 20 years and has participated in refining and developing the techniques that have contributed to the success of assisted reproductive technologies with more than 30 peer reviewed scientific manuscripts published in international journals. She is a current member of the Editorial Board of the international medical journal: Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology Journal (RBEJ). Her current research interests include Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis, fertility preservation and polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).
Ms. Buehler has many years of experience as an Embryologist, and has distinguished herself in the ART Reproductive Center’s Preimplantation Genetics testing and research efforts. Nicole is also involved in stem cell research projects, and has personally authored several abstracts that have been accepted for oral and poster presentations at national meetings. She is an educator in technical aspects of embryo biopsy and blastomere fixation, and maintains several databases for the Center.
Jessica Darway, BS, Embryologist
Jessica Joined the ART IVF Laboratory Team in 2009. A graduate of California State University, San Luis Obispo, Ms Darway’s academic background includes a solid grounding in the biological fundamentals of mammalian embryology, as well as specific course training in clinical embryology. Her calm, steady demeanor, warm but serious attitude towards her profession will be immediately felt by all who meet her, and will inspire confidence by patients and clinicians alike that they are getting the utmost in care and concern for their goals with Jessica.
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Nicole Darway, MS TS (ABB),
