Dr Fiona Warner

Personal profile

After graduating from the University of London in 2001, I subsequently completed my training at the Guy's, St Thomas' and King's School of Medicine in London.

In addition to the services I provide at Benenden Hospital, I also work with the NHS and am a GP Partner at the Rye Medical Centre in East Sussex.

I grew up in Kent and am married with three children.

Qualifications

MBBS 2001
DCH 2003
DRCOG 2004
DFFP 2004
MRCCGP 2006
Letter of Competence Intrauterine Techniques
Letter of Competence Subdermal Contraceptive Implant Techniques

Clinical interests

My clinical interests include all aspects of general practice, women's health and sexual health.

Memberships

MDDUS
Faculty of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care
General Medical Council

Treatments provided

Private GP service

Mirena coil

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