Beyond her clinical and managerial responsibilities, she is actively involved in research, frequently presenting her work and being invited to speak at scientific conferences. Her current research focuses on optimising the viability of eggs and sperm to improve embryo development and increase the likelihood of successful pregnancies. Hannah's meticulous approach and unwavering commitment to the highest standards of laboratory quality control are essential to ensuring the creation and development of healthy embryos. She understands the profound significance of her work and the sensitivity required when handling these precious eggs, sperm, and embryos, ultimately contributing to exceptional patient care.
Passionate about nurturing future talent, Hannah plays a vital role in teaching on the STP national training scheme for reproductive clinical scientists in the UK run by the National School of Healthcare Scientists. She is involved in writing the curriculum and currently serves as the lead content writer for the final year assessment exams.
Hannah has maintained a prominent and active role within the professional body; the Association of Clinical and Reproductive Scientists (ARCS), throughout her career. Formerly Chair of the Practice and Policies Committee, where she was instrumental in shaping evidence-based policy and best practice guidance within the field of reproductive medicine and currently holding the significant position of ARCS Secretary and Deputy Chair.
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