Maureen Schulte Fertility Doc

Maureen Schulte Fertility Doc Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility Doctor
Passionate about building families and providing pe

The STL Fertility family works together…. and plays together! There’s something really special about caring for the St L...
04/25/2026

The STL Fertility family works together…. and plays together! There’s something really special about caring for the St Louis community both inside and outside the clinic.

Last night, we had the privilege of supporting Microfinancing Partners in Africa at their incredible gala—and even more special, cheering on , who generously donated one of her beautiful pieces of artwork to the cause. Watching her use her talents beyond medicine to make a global impact was one of those proud moments you don’t forget.

At STL Fertility, being physician-owned and operated isn’t just a business model—it shapes how we show up. We live here. Our families are here. Our patients are our neighbors. And that means we care deeply about the organizations and charities that make St. Louis stronger.

Whether it’s supporting local initiatives, uplifting global missions connected to our team, or simply showing up when it matters—we believe building families and building community go hand in hand.

Because the same heart we bring to helping you grow your family… is the one we bring to supporting the place we call home. 🤍 Not pictured: MKM - who has perfected the Irish goodbye 🤣👏

04/24/2026

As National Infertility Awareness Week 2026 comes to a close tomorrow, there’s one thing I want every single person watching this to hear—REALLY hear:

You are more than your infertility.

More than the appointments.�More than the waiting.�More than the numbers, the medications, the timelines that never seem to go as planned.

Infertility can take up so much space—it can quietly become the way you define yourself. I see it happen all the time. And I gently remind my patients: this is something you are going through, not who you are.

You are still you.�A partner. A friend. A daughter. A son. A person with a full, meaningful life that exists alongside this journey.

At STL Fertility, our entire STL Fertility family stands behind you—not just to help you build your family, but to support you as a whole person along the way.

If NIAW leaves you with one thing, let it be this:�Your story is bigger than infertility. And you are never walking it alone. Your STL Fertility family is here.
🤍

I’ve spent my career believing that fertility medicine is about so much more than the science — it’s about the people. A...
04/23/2026

I’ve spent my career believing that fertility medicine is about so much more than the science — it’s about the people. And this week, I got to watch that belief come to life on a t-shirt.

A few months back, our STL Fertility family gathered together and each created their own artwork as a team — clinical, lab, nursing, financial, front desk — every single person who shows up every single day for our patients.

We took all of that art, all of that heart, and brought it together into one beautiful design.

And then we surprised them with it in honor of National Infertility Awareness Week. Watching their reactions ... I couldn’t be more proud.

This is STL Fertility. Not just the science, not just the success rates — it’s these people.

STL Fertility is a fertility clinic. It’s a family. We mean it when we say our family is here to help build yours.

These are the people who cry happy tears when a beta comes back positive. The ones who sit with patients on the hard days. The ones who make our patients day a little easier, a little lighter.

The front says “Hope Grows Here” — a wordplay on our saying “families grow her” and it does — because of them.

We are so much more than a fertility clinic. We are a family. And I am so honored to be a part of this one. 🌷

04/21/2026

You are not alone.

You are more than your infertility.

National Infertility Awareness Week is a time to recognize how many individuals and families are navigating fertility ch...
04/21/2026

National Infertility Awareness Week is a time to recognize how many individuals and families are navigating fertility challenges — often quietly and without the support they deserve.

To me, this week is about creating space for honest conversations, increasing understanding, and reminding patients that they are not alone in what they’re experiencing.

Fertility care is not just about treatment — it’s about listening, guiding, and supporting each person through a deeply personal journey. I feel honored every day to be part of that process.

04/17/2026

No two fertility journeys are identical — which is why personalized care is so important.
⠀
Effective fertility treatment takes into account more than just test results. It considers medical history, previous treatment response, lifestyle factors, and personal priorities. What works well for one patient may not be the best approach for another.
⠀
Continuity of care allows us to build on what we learn over time, adjust thoughtfully, and create a plan that evolves with each step of the journey.
⠀
Fertility care works best when it’s tailored — not templated.


May the Easter Bunny bring you not just any eggs—but excellent quality oocytes 😉🥚 A little holiday humor, but also a gen...
04/04/2026

May the Easter Bunny bring you not just any eggs—but excellent quality oocytes 😉🥚 A little holiday humor, but also a gentle reminder: here’s to renewal, hope, and taking good care of your body.

☘️ Happy St. Patrick’s Day ☘️Today is a celebration of hope, resilience, and a little bit of magic — and if you’re on a ...
03/17/2026

☘️ Happy St. Patrick’s Day ☘️
Today is a celebration of hope, resilience, and a little bit of magic — and if you’re on a fertility journey or trying to conceive, you know just how meaningful those things can be.

I’m wishing each of you the luck of the Irish today… but also something even more powerful — the right support, the right care, and a path forward that feels hopeful and grounded. Because while luck can play a role, so much of this journey is about persistence, science, and having the right team beside you.

✨ A little history behind “luck of the Irish”:
The phrase actually dates back to the 1800s during the gold and silver rush in America. Many of the most successful miners were Irish immigrants — and their success was often attributed to “luck.” In reality, it was a combination of hard work, determination, and being in the right place at the right time.

Sound familiar? 💚

Fertility journeys can feel the same way — moments of chance mixed with courage, perseverance, and the willingness to keep moving forward.

If today feels joyful for you, I’m celebrating with you.
If today feels heavy, you are not alone — and your story is still unfolding.
Here’s to a little luck… and a lot of hope. ☘️✨

There is something truly special about being in a room full of brilliant, compassionate female physicians who get it. 💕O...
02/20/2026

There is something truly special about being in a room full of brilliant, compassionate female physicians who get it. 💕

Our annual Galentine’s Party is always one of my favorite nights of the year—laughing, connecting, and celebrating the women who show up every day for their patients, their families, and each other. Medicine can be demanding, but nights like these remind me how energizing it is to build community, especially right here in St. Louis.
I’m so grateful for this incredible group of women and for the chance to create space to connect beyond the clinic walls. Cheers to collaboration, friendship, and supporting one another in every season. 💗

Happy Galentine’s from all of us at STL Fertility ✨

WomenSupportingWomen

Confession:
Apparently I have reached the stage in life where if it’s snowing, I feel personally obligated to wear somet...
01/26/2026

Confession:
Apparently I have reached the stage in life where if it’s snowing, I feel personally obligated to wear something with snowflakes on it. ❄️

If it’s February?
Hearts may appear. ❤️
October?
Pumpkins are fair game. 🎃

Which means… yes.
I have officially become my mother.
The same woman who taught in holiday themed turtlenecks in the 80s.

Seasonal. Festive. Unapologetic.

Turns out she was onto something.

And honestly?
I’m kind of loving it. 💙✨Happy Snowmageddon 2026 St Louis! Stay warm!!!

As we wrap up 2025, our hearts are full. The holiday cards you’ve sent have been such a gift to our entire team—each one...
12/31/2025

As we wrap up 2025, our hearts are full. The holiday cards you’ve sent have been such a gift to our entire team—each one a reminder of the families, milestones, and stories we are so honored to be part of. Seeing your joy never loses its magic.
We also know this season can be complicated. If you’re ending this year still holding hope please know you are not forgotten. We honor where you are right now on your journey with deep care and optimism.
As we look ahead to the new year, our greatest wish is that many more of you will be signing cards with little names you once only dreamed of - and that we’ll be celebrating right alongside you. May 2026 be a year of possibility, healing, and long-awaited joy.
Thank you for trusting us, this year and always. 🤍

WrappingUp2025 Thankful HolidayReflections

Address

St. Louis County, MO
63141

Telephone

+13149839000

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Maureen Schulte Fertility Doc posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Maureen Schulte Fertility Doc:

Shortcuts

Share

Category

Dr. Maureen Schulte MD,FACOG

Dr. Schulte is a board certified obstetrician and gynecologist, and Fellowship trained in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. Originally from Chicago, her first introduction to Missouri was attending Truman State University where she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a focus in Health Science and Biology. While at Truman, she was an accomplished collegiate athlete playing varsity soccer while also receiving the Outstanding Senior Service award from Eta Sigma Gamma Honor Society. Dr. Schulte went on to receive her medical doctorate (MD) from the University of Illinois where her interest in research was piqued and she was awarded the Craig Research Fellowship. She then returned to Missouri to complete her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology and a three-year Fellowship program specializing in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, both at Washington University in St. Louis.

Dr. Schulte or “Moe” as everyone calls her, has an avid interest in research and education, focusing on translational research that impacts patients. Notably, she is the recipient of the First-Place Outstanding Paper from the Pacific Coast Reproductive Society (2017), a $20,000 Research Fellowship Grant Award from ASRM/SREI (2015) and has presented over 25 peer reviewed research projects at national meetings. Dr. Schulte is a member of American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) and a Manuscript Reviewer for Journal of Assisted Reproduction & Genetics, American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, as well as the Abstract Reviewer for ASRM’s Annual Meeting.

Dr Schulte’s accomplishments are vast, however her passion is treating patients. Building families through personalized care utilizing the latest technological advancements is career fulfilling for Moe. Encouragement, empathy and a supportive care team are fundamental in her practice, and she is thrilled to combine the art of human connection with cutting edge-science to care for patients. Moe is married to St. Louis native Dan Schulte and they have two young children. She is pleased to join the team at SIRM® and thrilled to begin seeing patients again in her “second home”, St Louis!