Dr. Tomasi is a board-certified psychiatrist with a background in academic medicine and a special interest in third-party reproduction. He is the consulting psychiatrist at CHR New York, providing psychological evaluations and psychiatric care for individuals pursuing IVF, egg donation, and gestational surrogacy, with a focus on ethical care and alignment with ASRM guidelines. His clinical work is grounded in empathy, precision, and a deep understanding of the emotional complexities of reproductive care.
Outside of CHR, Dr. Tomasi serves as Attending Psychiatrist at Mount Sinai Hospital’s Emergency Department and holds a faculty appointment at the Icahn School of Medicine, where he directs the Behavioral Science module for medical students. Dr. Tomasi is the founder of Black Dog Psychiatry, a private practice focused on complex mood and personality disorders. His approach integrates psychodynamic insight with evidence-based psychiatry, offering tailored care to high-functioning adults.
Dr. Tomasi also collaborates on research in the genetics of mental illness at Mount Sinai and has previously worked on studies of brain development, contributing to the intersection of neuroscience and clinical psychiatry. His academic work reflects a commitment to clinical rigor, humanistic care, and interdisciplinary collaboration. His scholarly interests continue to inform his nuanced clinical work, particularly in emotionally complex and high-stakes contexts such as third-party reproduction.