GCRM-Belfast

PHD MRCOG Dr Agbaje currently works as a Consultant Gynaecologist & Infertility Specialist in the Belfast Trust. A graduate of Queen's University, he trained in London and Belfast, and was awarded a PhD in 2008. He has published a number of research papers related ?to male infertility, and has presented his work both nationally and internationally. He obtained RCOG sub-speciality training in Reproductive Medicine and Surgery in 2010. His specialist interests include male infertility and reproductive endocrinology (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, Ovulation disorders, Hirsutism). He is experienced in the advanced management of both male and female fertility problems including, Reproductive Surgery (fibroids, endometriosis & tubal disease), Ovulation Induction and Assisted Conception (In-vitro Fertilisation - IVF/ICSI). ?

MD FRCOG Dr Moohan is a Consultant at Altnagelvin Area Hospital, where he established an infertility and advanced laparoscopic surgical service with a particular focus on the treatment of severe endometriosis. His training in infertility began as a research registrar in Queen’s University Belfast where he obtained his Doctorate Thesis. In 1992 he took up a position at the Hammersmith Hospital, London working alongside Professor Lord Winston. In 1993 he took up a position as subspecialty fellow in laparoscopic surgery at the world famous Monash Medical Centre, Melbourne. On his return to Ireland in 1995, he spent a year at the HARI unit in the Rotunda Hospital, Dublin working with Professor Robbie Harrison.

MD FRCOG Dr McFaul is a Consultant in Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Reproductive Medicine in the Belfast Trust. He is the HFEA Person Responsible in the Regional Fertility Centre, one of the largest NHS providers of fertility services in the UK. His initial training was in Northern Ireland and Canada where he was first introduced to the speciality of reproductive medicine. On returning to Northern Ireland he continued to develop this interest. Further experience and training was obtained as a Lecturer at Dundee University and Ninewells Hospital. Dr McFaul is married with two children (twins) and lives near Belfast.