Dr Justin Chu

Professional statement

Dr Justin Chu is a distinguished consultant gynaecologist who specialises in reproductive medicine, fertility treatments, infertility, male infertility, miscarriage, and IVF. He privately practises at TFP Oxford Fertility.

He currently holds the distinguished position of honorary senior clinical lecturer in obstetrics and gynaecology. His academic journey includes the completion of a PhD through medical research at the Institute of Metabolism and Systems Research, University of Birmingham, where his work made significant contributions to the field of reproductive health. Prior to assuming his role as a consultant, Justin served as an academic clinical lecturer, an appointment that he held until 2020.

Currently, Dr Chu is a leading figure at Birmingham Women’s Hospital, where he serves as the clinical lead for the Tommy’s Recurrent Miscarriage Service. In this role, he plays a vital part in offering care and hope to patients experiencing recurrent pregnancy loss. In addition to this leadership role, Dr Chu is a sub-specialist consultant in reproductive medicine and surgery, bringing his expertise to complex cases related to fertility and reproductive health.

Dr Chu’s research interests focus on embryo implantation in assisted reproductive technologies (ART), as well as recurrent miscarriage and the surgical aspects of reproductive health. His work delves into the complexities of how embryos implant during fertility treatments, seeking to improve outcomes for individuals and couples undergoing ART. His dedication to improving reproductive health has positioned him as a notable voice in both clinical practice and research.

Fertility education is another area where Dr Chu has shown particular passion, with a strong focus on raising awareness about reproductive health issues, including male infertility. He actively engages in efforts to educate the public and medical professionals alike, bridging gaps in knowledge that can have profound impacts on treatment outcomes. His commitment to advancing fertility knowledge ensures that patients receive not only cutting-edge treatments but also a deeper understanding of their health.