Dr. Geetha Bornman

Dr Geetha Borman is an experienced General Practitioner in North East Lincolnshire, with a clinical focus on women’s health and menopause care. She has worked in general practice since 2008 and is committed to supporting women through different stages of their reproductive lives, particularly the perimenopause and menopause transition. She holds postgraduate qualifications in general practice and sexual and reproductive healthcare, alongside advanced training in menopause care. Her work combines primary care experience with a dedicated interest in improving access to informed, individualised women’s healthcare.

Dr Borman’s clinical interests include menopause and perimenopause management, hormone replacement therapy (HRT), contraception and broader women’s health concerns. Her training in sexual and reproductive healthcare and advanced menopause care supports her work in assessing symptoms, discussing treatment options and helping patients make informed decisions. She also has experience managing contraceptive concerns and supporting women through changes in hormonal health..

Dr Borman has worked as a General Practitioner in North East Lincolnshire since 2008. She completed a fellowship in women’s health in 2022 and subsequently gained the Advanced Certificate in Menopause Care from the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare. In her local GP practice, she serves as Clinical Lead for Women’s Health and is also the Women’s Health Champion for her Primary Care Network’s Women’s Health Hub. Alongside her primary care responsibilities, she provides menopause and women’s health consultations through Wolds Medical, an independent community healthcare provider.

Dr Borman believes that women’s healthcare should be individualised, recognising that every patient experiences hormonal changes and menopause differently. Her approach emphasises listening to patients’ concerns, understanding their symptoms and personal circumstances, and discussing appropriate management options in a clear and supportive manner. She advocates a holistic approach that considers each woman’s needs and preferences, helping patients make informed decisions about their health and wellbeing.