Oli holds an NHS consultant post at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston. As well as practising general gynaecology, he has lead the British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy accredited endometriosis centre since 2018, and is also integral to the specialist fibroid and fertility teams. His has had a busy private practice since 2019, conducted at The Spire Hospital in Bristol and The Bristol Centre for Reporductive Medicine (BCRM).
After qualifying from Imperial College School of Medicine he completed most of his junior training in obstetrics and gynaecology in the South West of England, before moving to the London and Oxford areas for specialist training.
He is particularly expert in the diagnosis (including ultrasound) and management of endometriosis and subfertility, although has a broad experience of all benign (non-cancerous) gynaecological problems.
He has published and presented (nationally and internationally) on many topics related to fertility, endometriosis and minimal access surgery, and is regularly invited to teach on courses and talk at conferences. He is keenly involved in research and teaching (both at undergraduate and postgraduate level). His current research is looking at novel non-invasive techniques for diagnosis of endometriosis (specifically Endotest).
Oli is a nationally recognised endometriosis expert, and currently sits on both the diagnostics and endometriosis centres subcommittees at the British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy. He is working with both the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecoogists and the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence on ways to improve endometriosis diagnosis. He is a trustee of The Endometriosis Foundation (www.the endometriosis foundation.org).
Oli prides himself on collaborating to the highest level with both patients and colleagues to provide outstanding quality patient-centred care.
