Dr Ippokratis Sarris is a Consultant in Reproductive Medicine and the Director of King’s Fertility, an Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer at King’s College London and an Honorary Consultant at King’s College Hospital. He is also the HFEA Person Responsible for the unit, overseeing the centre’s clinical, research, educational, and regulatory activities.

He graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge in 1999 and completed his medical degree at Oxford’s Magdalen College. Moving to London, he became a member of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and joined the Oxford Maternal Perinatal Health Institute as a clinical research Fellow, through which he was awarded his Doctorate. He was later elevated to Fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists at the end of 2021.

Following specialty training at several London teaching hospitals, he moved to Newcastle to complete his subspecialty training in reproductive medicine and surgery, achieving dual accreditation with the General Medical Council. He then returned to London to work as a fertility consultant.

Dr Sarris has authored over two-dozen peer-reviewed academic papers, seven book chapters, and two Oxford University Press textbooks in the field of obstetrics and gynaecology. He has tutored and lectured in graduate and postgraduate Medicine and continues to mentor trainee doctors through the King’s Fertility research fellowship programme, while also supervising MD/PhD degrees at King’s College London.

An active member of numerous medical organisations, Ippokratis serves on the Executive Committee of the British Fertility Society and chairs its Training Subcommittee’s Pelvic Ultrasound Study Days.

Embracing the ethos of the Fetal Medicine Foundation, he joined the organisation to set up and lead King’s Fertility. He is passionate about tailoring treatments to meet the unique and specific needs of patients, offering high-quality care and a satisfying patient experience.