Dr Charlotte Patient
Consultant obstetrician, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Charlotte Patient is listed as Consultant obstetrician, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Charlotte is scheduled to speak at Med+ 2026 on 23 November 2026.
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About
Dr Charlotte Patient is a consultant obstetrician at the Rosie Hospital, part of Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. She specialises in caring for women with high-risk pregnancies, particularly those with underlying medical conditions. She is the obstetric lead for the Cambridge Maternal Medicine Centre. Alongside her clinical responsibilities, Dr Patient is committed to medical education and professional development. She is an associate dean within the East of England Deanery having previously been head of the Postgraduate School of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. She has also contributed to international healthcare partnerships in Uganda and Kenya, supporting improvements in maternity care and medical education.
Upcoming
Med+ 2026 23 November 2026 – 24 November 2026
- Medicine in pregnancy: managing risk through multidisciplinary care Speaker · 23 November 2026
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Charlotte at events on B2DB.
- Dr Charlotte Frise FRCP Consultant obstetric physician · Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust 1 shared session
- Dr Eleanor Chandler Clinical fellow in obstetric medicine · Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 1 shared session
- Dr Gareth Lock Consultant obstetrician · Cardiff and Vale University Health Board 1 shared session
- Dr Lucy Mackillop FRCP Consultant obstetric physician · Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 1 shared session
- Dr Paarul Prinja FRCP Consultant obstetric physician · Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust 1 shared session
- Mrs Luci Buxton Lead midwife for maternal medicine · University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 1 shared session