Mr Charles Richard Kingsland
Charles, a graduate of the University of Liverpool, qualified in medicine in 1982. Following junior appointments in the Merseyside Region, he moved to London to study reproductive medicine at University College and Middlesex Hospitals and worked for two years at the Bourne Hallam clinic.On his return to Liverpool in 1989, he established what is now Britain’s largest NHS IVF clinic and completed his MD thesis in 1993. He is now Clinical Director of the Hewitt Centre for Reproduction and a Director of North West Fertility.It was he who devised the concept of Transport IVF, now a nationally recognised treatment for infertile couples.He is a fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and an inspector for the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority.Born and bred in Nottingham, Charles remains an avid Forest supporter as is his son but not his two daughters who do much more interesting things.