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Enda McVeigh

Enda McVeigh

biography

I was an undergraduate at Queen’s University Belfast. After obtaining my MRCOG I joined the Reproductive Medicine Team at Imperial College London. I came to Oxford in 1997 as a Sub-Specialist trainee in Reproductive Medicine and upon completion joined the academic staff of NDOG as a Senior Fellow and Honorary Consultant in Reproductive Medicine and Surgery. From 1999 until 2012 I was Director of the Sub-Specialist training program in Reproductive Medicine in Oxford. I was Medical Director and Lead Consultant in the Oxford Fertility Unit from 1999 until 2012. In 2011 I initiated and was one of the Foundering Partners of an IVF clinic network (Reproductive Partnership) which is now the largest in the UK. Working with Stephen Kennedy I facilitated the development of the now very successful MSC course in Reproductive Medicine which is closely linked to the IVF facility. From 1999 building on collaboration with Leuven University I developed the Endometriosis surgical service in Oxford to eventually become a national referral centre. I was appointed Associated Professor in 2014.

Other activities have included:

  • 1997-2000: USAID / WHO Women and Children programme in Ukraine and Russia.
  • HFEA Appeal Committee Member ( 2009 – 2012)

 

 

Enda McVeigh

MB BCh BAO MPhil FRCOG


Associate Professor

  • Consultant and Sub-Specialist in Reproductive Medicine and Surgery

research 

My research has been mostly based in Reproductive Medicine and Endometriosis. My current area of research interest are in Ovarian tissue cryopreservation for pre-pubertal and adolescent girls as well as supporting the Endometriosis research activity now lead by Christian Becker.