Rahnuma is the full time Medical Director at CARE Northampton She is a sub-specialty trained Consultant in Reproductive Medicine. Her previous post was a Consultant in Reproductive Medicine for the University of Nottingham from 1998 to 2004.

Rahnuma was also an Honorary Consultant for the Fertility Clinic at Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham She maintains a keen interest in all aspects of infertility but especially in egg donation.

Rahnuma has conducted research into egg freezing and egg donation as part of her M.D. Thesis for the University of Aberdeen.

Since joining CARE Northampton in 2005, Rahnuma has worked with the team to dramatically improve the pregnancy results.

Judith has worked extensively in both the NHS and private sectors of healthcare She undertook her nursing and midwifery training at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham and after many years as a ward sister became a nurse manager 15 years ago.

Judith has worked in the speciality of infertility since 1992 during which time she has advanced her knowledge and experience of infertility tremendously.

She worked as Nurse Manager with the team at CARE Northampton for many years and recently became Unit Manager. Judith continues to develop the unit in line with the regulatory framework set out by The HealthCare Commission and the HFEA.

She is also the Registered Manager for The HealthCare Commission. She heads a happy and efficient team who continue to provide a high standard of patient care with excellent results.

Roy established the Northamptonshire Fertility Service in 1989 offering a wide range of infertility treatments across the region. He has run dedicated NHS fertility clinics for many years and has a wide experience in all aspects of infertility.

Tony is an experienced Obstetrician and Gynaecological Consultatnt at Milton Keynes General Hospital.

He is the lead Consultant for Gynaecology and Fetal Medicine in the area and the Deputy Lead in Oncology Services.

Tony has a keen interest in Reproductive Medicine and has recently joined the team at CARE Northampton.

Paul has extensive experience in all aspects of clinical embryology and has a particular interest in influences on embryo quality.

Prior to his appointment as Laboratory Manager at CARE, he was responsible for the establishment of the Assisted Conception Unit at Sandylane Clinic in Newcastle-Under-Lyme.

Paul has particular expertise in devising laboratory and clinical protocols to achieve best practice within laboratories, thereby ensuring that patients receive the best chance of a successful pregnancy.

Paul has had a positive impact on the results at our unit, since he joined we have seen our ICSI results soar. He has also established a CARE wide donor sperm bank.