Course Overview

This self-paced course offers a clear, practical introduction to the anatomy and physiology that underpin human fertility. It’s an ideal starting point for providers new to fertility care, a smart onboarding tool for new team members, and a resource for aligning foundational knowledge across your clinical staff.

Learn at your own pace while gaining essential context to support effective patient communication and informed reproductive counseling.

What You’ll Learn

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

• Explain Onto Fertility’s mission and approach to fertility care
• Describe how reproductive systems develop
• Identify key reproductive anatomy and its functions
• Compare gametogenesis processes (oogenesis vs. spermatogenesis)
• Outline the phases of the menstrual cycle and associated changes
• Summarize the steps of natural conception and key fertility factors

Who Should Enroll

Ideal for anyone working in reproductive health or supporting fertility care, including:

• Primary care providers, NPs, PAs
• Early-career fertility clinicians, OB-GYN residents, and fellows
• Clinical educators and support staff
• Anyone seeking a stronger grasp of fertility science and patient care fundamentals

What’s Included

• Self-paced course (1.5–2 hours)
• Interactive, multimedia learning experience
• Clinical Tools: Patient-facing anatomy diagrams
• Knowledge checks, reflection activities, and final quiz
• Curated resources for continued learning
• Optional CME/CE credit (if applicable)

Key Benefits

• Build confidence in foundational fertility science
• Support clear, inclusive patient education
• Align your team with a shared clinical foundation
• Prepare for more advanced fertility training
• Learn on demand with content you can pause, revisit, and apply anytime

Access & Format

• Online, mobile-friendly, and available 24/7
• Tracks learner progress and completion
• Available exclusively through the Onto Learning Center
• Included in the Foundations of Fertility Care bundle