About our Service
Welcome to our Complex Endometriosis Service – a nationally accredited (BSGE) endometriosis treatment centre.
We understand that complex endometriosis can significantly impact quality of life, fertility, and overall wellbeing, often requiring more than standard treatment approaches. Our multidisciplinary team of experts offers advanced diagnostics, medical and surgical management, as well as offering support around diagnosis and management. Whether you’ve struggled with long-term pain, failed treatments, or complications involving other organs, we’re here to provide compassionate, expert-led care to help you manage your endometriosis.
How can I access this service?
You would need to be referred by your GP or hospital consultant.
Where would I be seen?
Our clinics are now held at Withington Community Hospital.
Contact details:
If you have any queries relating to appointments or waiting lists you can contact the Endometriosis Administrative Team on 0161 276 6000 and select Option 1 (Monday-Friday; 9.00 am-3.30 pm).
If you are under the care of Saint Mary’s Hospital Endometriosis Team or have been referred for assessment due to suspected or diagnosed endometriosis and you require clinical support or advice regarding your condition, you can contact our Endometriosis Clinical Nurse Specialist Team on endometriosis.nurses@mft.nhs.uk.
Our Team
In addition to our medical team, we have Clinical Nurse Specialists (CNSs) and Advanced Clinical Practitioners (ACPs) who play an important role in the care and support of our patients with Endometriosis.
Clinical Nurse Specialists are experienced nurses with specialist expertise in endometriosis and provide information, advice, and ongoing support throughout your care, particularly between appointments, as well as supporting with Data management for our BSGE accreditation and supporting with the Multi-Disciplinary Team meetings.
Advanced Clinical Practitioners are highly skilled healthcare professionals who have undertaken additional advanced training, enabling them to assess patients, request and interpret investigations, make clinical decisions, develop treatment plans, and, where appropriate, prescribe medications. Patients may meet the ACPs during clinic appointments as they work closely alongside some of our consultants.
Both the ACPs and CNSs work as part of the multidisciplinary team, helping to ensure that patients receive coordinated, high-quality care, and they can discuss both medical and surgical treatment options for Endometriosis.
Our team includes:
- Endometriosis Clinical Nurse Specialists: Elizabeth Malone, Rose Eastell, Tara McKenna and Ipti Mohamed
- Advanced Clinical Practitioners: Tanya Mitchell and Katie Morris