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LWC Canterbury

Dr Yogita Date, Clinical Lead – Canterbury

Dr Yogita Date is the Clinical Lead at London Women’s Clinic Canterbury and a highly experienced Consultant in Reproductive Medicine and IVF. Known for her calm presence and deeply compassionate approach, Dr Date is dedicated to guiding individuals and couples through every stage of their fertility journey with warmth and understanding. As Clinical Lead, she plays a key role in shaping patient care - supporting the team to deliver consistently high standards and the best possible outcomes. Her commitment to personalised treatment, combined with her clinical expertise, makes her a trusted and reassuring voice for those navigating fertility treatment.

Diane Casha, Director of Clinical Services for Bromley and Canterbury, IPC Lead

Diane has over three decades of nursing and midwifery experience, starting her professional career as a paediatric ward sister, and as a labour ward midwife both in Malta and the UK. Diane has worked in fertility since 2007 and joined the London Women’s Clinic in the capacity of a senior fertility nurse specialist while pursuing her postgraduate studies in reproductive medicine, sciences, and ethics at the University of Kent. She qualified as an independent non-medical nurse prescriber from King’s College London and currently holds a guest lecturer post in assisted reproductive medicine at the University of Kent. Director of Clinical Services for Bromley and Canterbury, Diane is proficient as a fertility nurse specialist in scanning, whilst holding the post as the Infection Control Lead for all London Women’s Clinic sites in the UK.

Lisa Hanna, Lead Receptionist and Cashier

Mr Michael Rimington, Clinical Director Kent and Sussex

Mr Rimington is one of LWC’s most experienced consultants, having been working in the field of assisted conception since 1992, and has been an accredited Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist since 1997. His area of special interest is the management of women with polycystic ovarian disease, on which subject he has published widely, although his breadth of experience means all patients will be expertly cared for, whatever their situation.

Hannah Humphries, Fertility Nurse

After completing her BSc in Midwifery from the University of West London and working for 6 years as a Labour and Delivery Midwife at both Kings College Hospital London and QEQM Margate, Hannah joined London Women's Clinic Canterbury in 2023. Hannah prides herself on her ability to make strong connections with patients and strives to make a stressful process as relaxing as she can. She feels strongly about supporting those that are part of the LGBTQIA+ community, helping them to feel comfortable and safe throughout their treatment with the clinic.

Jade Castle, Healthcare Assistant

Christy Walker, Fertility Nurse