Mr Jullien Brady

I was born in 1971. I was educated at Magdalen College School Oxford and went onto attend The Combined Medical & Dental School of the Royal London and St Bartholomew’s Hospital in London. I started medical school in 1991, and after an extra years study for a further B.Sc. graduated in 1997. I completed all of my post graduate training posts in the London region. My interest in Obstetrics and Gynaecology began at medical school, especially that of pre-malignant disease of the cervix and the management of women with abnormal cervical smear tests. This interest has shaped my entire career. I achieved my Membership of the Royal College of Obstetrician’s & Gynaecologists in 2003, and was elevated to a Fellow of the College, FRCOG, in 2016 in recognition for my contribution to the specialty, specifically in Colposcopy and cervical screening. I spent 10 years as Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist at Bedford Hospital from 2008-2018. I moved in my NHS practice to Luton & Dunstable Hospital in 2018. I have achieved an international lecturing and clinical reputation in Colposcopy, most specifically the Quality Assurance aspects of delivering a cervical screening service. I sit on the main committee of the national governing body for Colposcopy (BSCCP), and also act as the regional Lead Colposcopist for the East of England Region. I retain a keen interest in postgraduate medical education, and teach on the internationally respected Teale Fenning Medical Education courses. Outside of work I am very happily married and have a daughter. I have varied interests and still continue to play top class amateur league cricket for Ampthill Town Cricket Club and representative cricket for the MCC

• Cervical smear tests and colposcopy (see dedicated section on website www.bradymedicalconsultancy.co.uk • Gynaecological cancers• Screening for ovarian cancer• Heavy periods and abnormal uterine bleeding• Painful periods• Bleeding in between periods and after intercourse• Pelvic pain during and after intercourse• Vulval skin complaints• Vulval pain• Menopause and related issues, e.g. hormone replacement therapy (HRT)• Endometriosis• Pelvic infections• Ovarian cysts• Fibroids• Contraception, including a coil fitting service• Psychological aspects of gynaecology• Labial and vulval re-fashioning Some patients may require the help of other types of Specialists. Mr. Brady has extensive contacts in London, Oxford and Cambridge. Onward referral can be arranged if required. Specialist physiotherapy, if required, can be arranged. Please note that Mr. Brady does not routinely care for patients with prolapse and urogynaecology complaints. He is however happy to provide an initial review, or if these symptoms become apparent during treatment for other conditions, provide an onward referral.