Dr. Jo Burgin

Dr. Jo Burgin is a doctor and academic with experience in Sexual and Reproductive Health, working both clinically and with non-governmental organisations. She currently holds the position of Clinical Fellow at the University of Bristol, where her research focuses on menopause.

Jo has a Masters in Sexual and Reproductive Health research, alongside postgraduate diplomas in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Sexual and Reproductive Health. Her commitment to advancing reproductive and hormonal health is reflected in her international work, where she has provided critical training to clinicians in low-resource countries.

In her role as a clinical editor for the Contraception Choices website, Jo contributes to the development of informative content related to perimenopause. Her affiliation with the British Menopause Society further demonstrates her commitment to staying at the forefront of menopause-related advancements.

Jo’s recent research, particularly on contraception for women over 40 and the relationship between mental health and perimenopause, highlights the growing need for better services in women’s healthcare. She has contributed to research papers published in the British Medical Journal and has presented her findings on perimenopause within Bristol’s black communities, advocating for inclusivity in healthcare.

Despite her extensive contributions to research and academia, Jo remains an NHS GP in Bristol, where she continues to advocate for comprehensive and holistic care for her patients. Her passion for improving women's healthcare services drives both her research and everyday practice.