Our Teams
Our team
You’ll meet more than one doctor. Here’s who, and when.
Fertility and maternity care is a relay, and most clinics only introduce you to the person holding the baton at the start. Everyone who will be involved in your care is listed here — with their qualifications and registration numbers — including the ones you’ll only meet on the day it matters most.
Who’s with you, stage by stage
The people behind each part of your care
Some of these specialists you’ll see at every visit. Others you’ll meet once, in a room you didn’t plan to be in. Both are worth knowing about in advance.
Consultation & workup
- Lead fertility consultant
- Sonologist
- Fertility counsellor
Stimulation & monitoring
- Lead consultant
- Treatment desk nurse
- Sonologist
Retrieval & the lab
- Chief embryologist
- Consultant anaesthetist
- Theatre nursing team
Transfer & early weeks
- Lead consultant
- Embryology team
- Nutritionist
Pregnancy & delivery
- Obstetric consultant
- Assistant surgeon
- Anaesthetist
- Birthing nurses
Your baby’s first hours
- Consultant paediatrician
- Neonatal nursing team
- Lactation support
The stage most parents never think to ask about is the last one. If your baby needs help in the first minutes after birth, the paediatrician’s experience is the thing that matters, and it’s too late to research it then. That’s why they’re listed here with the same detail as everyone else.
Founder & lead consultant
NMC Reg. No. XXXXXXDr. Shital Jadhav
MBBS, DGO, DNB — Fertility, Maternity & Laparoscopic Surgery
Germany-trained in reproductive medicine, with two decades across fertility, high-risk obstetrics and laparoscopic gynaecology. She sees every patient herself, from first consultation through to delivery.
The unusual part is the combination. Most couples move between a fertility specialist and an obstetrician at exactly the point their pregnancy becomes complicated. Here, the doctor who planned the cycle is the one managing the pregnancy that follows it.
More about the clinicSpecialist team
The consultants alongside her
Each with their own registration number, and each attached to a specific point in your care.
FILL — Dr. Name
FILL — MBBS, MD (Paediatrics), Fellowship in Neonatology
NMC Reg. No. FILL
FILL — two or three lines. Where they trained, how long in neonatal practice, and what they specifically handle here: newborn assessment at delivery, resuscitation, jaundice, feeding difficulty, follow-up in the first months.
FILL — Dr. Name
FILL — MBBS, MS / DNB (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)
NMC Reg. No. FILL
FILL — what they assist on: caesarean sections, laparoscopic and hysteroscopic procedures, emergency obstetric surgery. Say how many years they’ve worked alongside Dr. Jadhav — continuity in theatre is a genuine safety point, and worth stating.
FILL — Name
FILL — MSc Clinical Embryology, years of lab experience
ART Act registration / certification: FILL
FILL — who handles your eggs, fertilisation, culture and freezing. Mention the lab setup and quality controls in plain terms. Couples rarely ask about the embryologist and it’s arguably the most consequential role in an IVF cycle.
FILL — Dr. Name
FILL — MBBS, MD / DNB (Anaesthesiology)
NMC Reg. No. FILL
FILL — covers egg retrieval sedation, epidurals in labour, and caesarean anaesthesia. Note their obstetric anaesthesia experience specifically — it’s different from general theatre work and patients don’t know to ask.
FILL — Dr. Name
FILL — MBBS, MD (Radiology) / Fellowship in Fetal Medicine
NMC Reg. No. FILL · PCPNDT registration: FILL
FILL — follicular monitoring during treatment, and dating, NT, anomaly and growth scans in pregnancy. Stating the PCPNDT registration here is worth doing: it signals you operate within the sex-determination laws, which patients quietly worry about.
FILL — Name
FILL — qualification
Registration / certification: FILL
FILL — counselling is mandatory in donor and several other ART pathways under the ART Act, and useful in most others. Say plainly whether it’s included in treatment or charged separately.
The rest of the clinic
The people you’ll speak to most
Not doctors, and often the ones patients remember. Several of the reviews on our Google listing are about them.
Treatment desk
Appointments, injection timing, scan dates and anything urgent between visits. The same number throughout your cycle.
Nursing team
With you through stimulation, procedures, labour and recovery. Trained in both fertility and obstetric care.
Lactation support
Feeding help in the first days and weeks after birth, which is when most parents need it and least expect to.
Records & billing
Estimates, insurance paperwork and copies of your file, which are yours on request at any time.
Why we publish this
Every name here can be checked
Registration numbers are published for a reason: you should be able to verify who is treating you without asking us for permission.
Verify any clinician
Every registration number above can be checked against the National Medical Commission register. We’d rather you did.
You’re told who’s operating
Before any procedure, you’re told who will perform it and who will assist. If that changes, you’re told before, not after.
Visiting consultants are named
Anyone involved in your care is listed here, including consultants who attend on specific days rather than daily.
You can ask for someone else
If you’d prefer a different clinician for any part of your care, say so. It won’t cause offence and it won’t affect your treatment.
Want to meet the team first?
You’re welcome to visit the clinic and see the setup before committing to anything. Message us and we’ll arrange a time when it’s quiet.
Team composition may vary by day and by procedure. Qualifications and registration numbers are published as declared by each clinician. This page is general information and not medical advice.