Mina Savvidou

• 33 years of experience
• Professor of Obstetrics, Fetal and Maternal Medicine, The Kensington Wing (present)
• Consultant Obstetrician, Obstetric Care (present)
• Consultant Obstetrician, Portland Hospital for Women and Children (present)
• Consultant Obstetrician, Chelsea and Westminster Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (2008 - present)

Professor Mina Savvidou is a highly revered consultant obstetrician and specialist in fetal maternal medicine based in London. Her areas of expertise include childbirth, pregnancy, high risk pregnancy, multiple pregnancy, prenatal diagnosis, and fetal medicine.

Professor Savvidou consults privately at The Kensington Wing, in Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. In addition, she also performs deliveries at the internationally-acclaimed Portland Hospital for Women and Children. Notably, she serves as the Lead for the fetal medicine unit at Chelsea and Westminster Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, where she became a Consultant in 2008.

Soon after qualifying in medicine from Aristotles University of Thessaloniki, Greece, in 1992, Professor Savvidou relocated to the UK to complete specialist training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology in several teaching Hospitals in London. Professor Savvidou then undertook a prestigious research post at the world-famous Harris Birthright Research Centre at King’s College Hospital, focusing on complicated fetal and maternal pregnancy-related conditions under the guidance of esteemed Professor K Nicolaides. She obtained an MD thesis in 2004 from University of London, before going on to accomplish additional sub-specialist training in Maternal and Fetal Medicine at King’s College Hospital. In 2016, she became a Fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.

Professor Savvidou also has an extensive background in clinical research and medical education. She has published extensively and is the Deputy editor-in-chief of the British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.