Worcestershire Endometriosis Centre and Pelvic Pain Clinic

Worcestershire Endometriosis Centre and Pelvic Pain Clinic appeared on the British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy list as a accredited centre when we read that list on 4 August 2026. Accreditation records that a centre meets the society's published requirements, including the team roles below. It is not a waiting time and it is not a quality ranking, and nothing on this page says this centre is better or quicker than any other.

Centre details

Status on the BSGE list: Accredited centre, as at 4 August 2026
Provider type: NHS trust or NHS foundation trust Source
Address: Worcestershire Endometriosis Centre and Pelvic Pain Clinic, Worcester, Worcestershire, WR5 1DD
Telephone, as listed: 01905 760 150
BSGE entry: https://www.bsge.org.uk/centre/worcestershire-endometriosis-centre-and-pelvic-pain-clinic/

Team roles the centre listed

These are the names and roles the centre published on its own BSGE entry as at 4 August 2026. Staff move, so check with the centre before relying on a name.

Gynaecologist: Miss Donna Ghosh, Mr Angus Thomson, Mr Jon Hughes and Ms Natalia Price
Colorectal surgeon: Ms Deborah Nicol and Mr Richard Wilkin
Urologist: Mr Ahmed Kodera
Radiologist: Mr Robert Johnson
Pain management specialist: Dr Maheshwar Chaudhari
Endometriosis specialist nurse: Ms Joanna Street and Ms Gemma Ryder
Fertility specialist: Mr Jon Hughes

How a referral to a named centre works

Country of this centre: England

Under NHS patient choice rules in England you may ask your GP practice to refer you to a named NHS provider for a first outpatient appointment, and if you have waited more than 18 weeks without treatment starting you may request an alternative provider. The request is yours to make, by asking your GP practice or by notifying your commissioner. Whether a centre accepts a referral from outside its usual area is a matter for the centre and the commissioner, and this page cannot tell you what either will decide.

Source: British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy, accredited endometriosis centres. Read on 4 August 2026. Accreditation status is stated as at that date, and a centre's status can change without us hearing about it.

If you want to ask to be referred here

A referral to a centre like this one is made by your GP or by the consultant you are already under. Our endometriosis referral letter is a formal letter to your GP that names the centre you have chosen, cites the NICE endometriosis guideline (NG73) and the NHS patient choice framework in England, and asks for the referral in writing so it is on your record. You read and edit every word before anything is sent.

See the endometriosis referral letter

Start the letter with endometriosis already filled in

You do not have to pay anyone to ask for a referral. You can write to your GP yourself, and free support is available at no cost from Citizens Advice and from your local NHS advocacy or PALS service. Endometriosis UK also runs a free helpline and support groups.

How to read this list

Accreditation is a British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy process against its own published requirements. It records that a centre meets those requirements, including the multidisciplinary team roles listed on each entry. It is not a quality score, it is not a waiting-time measure, and it is not ours to award or withhold.

We take no money from any accredited centre, any NHS trust and any private clinic. No centre can pay to appear here, to be described differently, or to be left out. We do not rank centres and we do not say any centre is better or quicker than another. How this is funded.