Dr Rahnuma Kazem

Consultant in Reproductive Medicine

Dr Rahnuma Kazem is the Consultant in Reproductive Medicine at Care Fertility Northampton, having joined Care Fertility in the same role in 2005. With a passion for all aspects of IVF and infertility, she boasts over 25 years of experience within the field. Alongside her team, Rahnuma has played a pivotal role in maintaining the consistently outstanding results achieved at Care Fertility Northampton, recognised as some of the best in the UK.

Training

Rahnuma graduated with honours (MBBS) in 1985. Her comprehensive training covered Obstetrics & Gynaecology and Infertility. Rahnuma gained valuable experience in the Assisted Conception Unit at Aberdeen, receiving her Doctorate of Medicine from Aberdeen University in 1995.

She further enhanced her expertise through Subspecialist Training in Reproductive Medicine in Edinburgh from 1996 to 1998. Following this, Rahnuma worked as a consultant at the Nottingham University Research and Treatment Unit in Reproduction (NURTURE)for 6 years before joining Care Fertility.

Here at Care we pioneer new treatments, tailor our care to each individual patient to ensure we can support you throughout your journey, and to allow you to get the best out of your experience with us. With decades spent at the forefront of fertility research and development, Care is a world-leading fertility group that gives those who need help starting or growing a family their best possible chances.

Rahnuma Kazem

Specialities & Credentials

Dr Rahnuma Kazem brings extensive experience and expertise to the management of male and female infertility. Her specialisms include the treatment of older patients, cases with reduced ovarian reserve, endocrine disorders, and recurrent implantation failure.

Additionally, she has a wealth of experience in managing patients requiring donor eggs, donor sperm or surrogacy, leading the donation team at Care Fertility Northampton. Dedicated to optimising success rates, Rahnuma is committed to helping patients achieve the best chances of success.

Her research into egg freezing and donation, conducted as part of her MD Thesis at the University of Aberdeen in 1995, has contributed to advancements in the field. Dr Kazem has published several papers and presented at national and international meetings focused on infertility and assisted reproduction.