Facilities and staff - Birmingham Women's Hospital

In the clinic's own words

The Birmingham Women's Fertility Centre is an NHS based unit which has offered a high standard of care to NHS, fee-paying and private patients since 1980. We offer a full range of fertility services including PGD and PGS. We care for you as a unified team and are proud of the friendly environment.

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Facilities

Wheelchair access
Consulting room
Counselling room
Laboratory
Theatre facilities
Male production room
Parking
Procedure room
Near public transport
Recovery room
Scan room
Waiting room

Staff available for patients

Female doctor available

Staff

Licence Holder (Research): Dr Sue Avery
Person Responsible (Research): Dr Jackson Kirkman-Brown
Licence Holder (Treatment): Dr Rosemary Keeton
Person Responsible (Treatment): Dr Sue Avery

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Hints and tips

Satellite and Transport Centres

Primary clinics These are the clinics regulated by the HFEA which are licenced to carry out specific types of treatments, such as IVF.
Satellite clinics The assessment of patients, drug therapy and monitoring may take place at the satellite clinic but the egg collection, mixing of sperm and eggs, embryo culturing and embryo replacement are all carried out at the primary clinic.
Transport clinics The assessment of patients, drug therapy, monitoring of patients and egg collection may take place at the transport clinic but the mixing of sperm and eggs, embryo culturing and embryo replacement are all carried out at the primary clinic.