Dr Diana Mansour is a leading UK Consultant in Community Gynaecology & Reporoductive Healthcare at Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.  Currently based at New Croft Centre on Market Street East, Diana is seeing women with medical gynaecological problems including menopausal issues.

Diana has also been an Associate Clinical Lecturer at Newcastle University since 1997 and was a former Senior Vice President at the FSRH.  Diana is a British Menopause Society recognised specialist & trainer and was the first accredited subspecialty trainee in Community Gynaecology & Reproductive Healthcare of the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists.  She has been first author to over 100 peer-reviewed publications.  Diana has many areas of expertise including management of menopause.

Dr Radhika Vohra qualified from the University of Birmingham Medical School and works as a NHS & Private GP in Surrey. Whilst enjoying all challenges of primary care; her special interest is Women’s Health, Menopause and Education. She is a GP, FSRH Registered Trainer, Speaker, NHS Appraiser and Medical Trustee to TheMenopause Charity. Dr Vohra believes understanding the medical and social challenges all women face is crucial to providing quality support & care.

Dr Anne Connolly. After a two year volunteer posting to an under-resourced mission hospital in rural Zimbabwe Anne returned to General Practice in inner-city Bradford in 1990 and is currently working as a GP providing care for asylum seekers, refugees, homeless and sex workers.

Anne is a true expert in her field, a GPSI in gynaecology, accredited as a hysteroscopist and FSRH trainer.  Her dedication to healthcare extends beyond the clinic as Anne has been involved with commissioning since 2006 and retired as CCG clinical board member with remit for maternity, women’s, children and young people’s healthcare in 2019.

Anne is chair of the PCWHF and RCGP Clinical Champion for Women’s Health. She is also co-editor of Women’s Health in Primary Care.

In 2021 Anne was honoured to be awarded an MBE for her work in women’s health in the Queens Birthday Honours List.

Nikki Noble is a Nurse consultant menopause at Aneurin Bevan Health board in South Wales. She is a recognised menopause specialist with the British Menopause Society and is a menopause trainer with the BMS and Faculty for Sexual and Reproductive Medicine.

Her special interest is menopause and occupational health and she runs menopause awareness sessions and self-referral clinics for health board staff. She is also passionate about improving menopausal care for women living with HIV and completed a Florence Nightingale Travel scholarship in 2019 examining best practice in HIV and menopause care. She visited centres in London, Edinburgh, Providence, Rhode Island and Boston, Massachusetts to looks at models of care and benchmark services. Since this scholarship she has set up a nurse-led HIV and menopause clinic.

She is widely published in nursing journals and nursing textbooks and is a highly sought-after speaker.

Dr Julie Oliver. I was always interested in women’s health as a medical student, I loved my obstetric attachment and started off pursuing a career in Obs and Gynae. I soon discovered that I needed uninterrupted sleep and so moved into GP training. I couldn’t shake off the interest in women’s health so in my spare time I did the FSRH diploma, learned to fit coils and implants, and passed the DRCOG.

Alongside working as a GP in Durham I developed a love of training and as well as studying for the Bradford Postgrad diploma in Women’s health became a FSRH trainer. This resulted in crossing paths with Dr Anne Connelly MBE and the rest is history. We set up the PCWHF/S as a way to keep networking with other GPs who had an extended role in women’s health and it snowballed.

I also set up my own business called Durham Gynae and through that deliver NHS commissioned clinics and training. I also learned the art of gynae ultrasound scanning and gained advanced menopause training.

I love great fiction and seeing the world.

Dr Michelle Olver is a Consultant in Sexual and Reproductive Health working in Newport, South Wales. She is the lead for the menopause service within Aneurin Bevan University Health Board. She is an accredited menopause specialist and trainer for the British Menopause Society and the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health. She holds the Advanced Certificate for menopause care issued by the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health. Dr Olver plays an active role in education in undergraduate, postgraduate, Primary and Secondary care settings. In 2021, Michelle received an honorary lecturer title for Cardiff university and provides training healthcare professionals, throughout the UK, who want to obtain basic and advanced qualifications in menopause care.