Hispanic Special Interest Group (HSIG)
HSIG’s Mission Statement
The mission of the Hispanic Special Interest Group (HSIG) is to promote equitable reproductive care for Hispanic and Spanish-speaking communities by advancing culturally and linguistically inclusive education, mentorship, research, and patient-centered advocacy. While our primary focus is on improving care for Hispanic patients in the United States, we welcome international members and perspectives to enrich our collective impact.
2025-2026 Hispanic Special Interest Group Leadership
- Chair: J. Ricardo Loret de Mola, MD
- Chair-Elect: Greysha Rivera-Cruz , MD
- Vice Chair: Aileen Portugal, MD
- Secretary: Alyssa Kosturakis, MD Green
ASRM Membership
Benefits of Membership
ASRM Membership Dues
Discounted Membership
Individuals joining or renewing membership in ASRM that reside in low or low-middle income countries (as defined by the World Bank) now receive a discount on ASRM membership!
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ASRM Affiliated Societies
ASRM Affiiliated Societies are made up of professionals who have special training and expertise in specific areas of reproductive medicine.
ASRM Professional Groups
ASRM Professional Groups allow members to network and collaborate with other professionals who have an interest in the field of reproductive medicine.
ASRM Special Interest Groups
ASRM Special Interest Groups provide programming and leadership to physicians and health professionals who have a special interest in a particular area of reproductive medicine.
Membership Directory
ASRM Members can find contact information for other members by visiting ASRM Connect, the new community hub for ASRM membership.
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Topic Resources
Improving access to care and delivery to marginalized and vulnerable populations: a committee opinion (2025)
ASRM committee opinion on reducing infertility care disparities, outlining barriers and actionable strategies to improve equitable access. View the opinion
Disparities in access to effective treatment for infertility in the United States: an Ethics Committee opinion (2021)
In the United States, economic, racial, ethnic, geographic, and other disparities prevent access to fertility treatment and affect treatment outcomes. View the Committee Opinion
DEI Recommendations
ASRM is passionately committed to promoting diversity within both our membership and leadership, as well as to promoting access to quality reproductive care for all patients. View the DEI Committee Recommendation
