Dr. Urian arrives at the Seattle clinic following a fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital. His clinical background includes specialized research into assisted reproductive technology, particularly concerning metabolic health and the influence of vitamin D on pregnancy outcomes. In 2021, his work earned him the Nutrition Prize Paper Award at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine Scientific Congress.

Medical Director Dr. Amanda Hurliman noted that Urian’s recruitment aligns with the network’s goal of providing highly tailored patient support. Beyond his clinical focus, Urian is an active member of the ASRM’s LGBTQ Special Interest Group, emphasizing his commitment to providing affirming care for diverse paths to parenthood. He is currently accepting new patients at the Seattle facility, where he joins a broader regional network of clinics that have served the Pacific Northwest for over two decades.