Ian Harley graduated in Medicine from the Queen’s University of Belfast in 1993 (MB BCh BAO). On completion of training in Northern Ireland he then moved to Toronto, Canada to train as a subspecialist in Gynaecological Oncology at the University of Toronto. He was appointed as a Consultant Gynaecological Oncologist / Gynaecological Surgeon at the Belfast City Hospital in 2008.

Ian’s main clinical interests include minimal access surgery in Gynaecological Oncology (‘key hole surgery’), Familial Gynaecological Cancers and Human Papilloma Virus in genital tract malignancy. Ian is a member of the breast and ovarian cancer research focus group at the Centre for Cancer Research and Cell Biology. He has a Medical Doctorate (MD) in Hereditary Ovarian Cancer Risk.
Other interests include Minimal Access Surgery in General Gynaecology, Chronic Pelvic Pain, Menstrual Disturbance, Vulval disorders and Postgraduate Education.

Mr Khalid Khan is one of the senior accredited NHS plastic surgeons in Northern Ireland. He was appointed to the Royal Victoria Hospital's Regional Burns Unit in Belfast as a consultant in 1998. He has clinical input / commitment to the Belfast City Hospital where he performs both breast surgery and gynaecological reconstructions.

Mr Khan completed his Breast fellowship at Frenchay Hospital in Bristol and Atlanta, Georgia where he learned from world famous names such as Dr Carl Hartramph, Dr Franklyn Elliot and Dr Fawad Nahai.
Mr Khan also worked as a consultant in the famous breast unit at Nottingham City Hospital.

Lisa has worked as a Genetic Counsellor for 10 years, specialising in cancer genetics. She is from a nursing background with a degree in Psychology.  Her interests are in the psychological aspects of cancer genetics and she undertook an exploration of the experiences of women with hereditary breast and ovarian cancer for her doctoral research. Lisa is a member of the Cancer Genetics Steering Group a national, multidisciplinary organisation with membership including clinicians, genetic counsellors and scientists with an interest in the hereditary aspects of cancer. Its mission is to identify and promote the appropriate clinical tests and surveillance for those who may have an inherited predisposition to cancer; to improve their quality of care and that of their family members who may also have an increased risk.

Gwyneth graduated in Medicine from Queen’s University of Belfast in 1986 and worked for 13 years in the Breast Unit at Belfast City Hospital. As Associate Specialist, she had responsibility for the Family History Clinic which provides information and screening for over 2000 women with a family history of breast cancer. Dr Hinds and Dr Ian Harley set up a joint breast/ovarian clinic to see women with BRCA mutations referred from the Department of Genetics following their genetic testing.
In September 2017 Gwyneth retired from working in the health service and is now working as a Pilates teacher and health coach.  She has set up a new website, www.brcapositive.co.uk to provide information and support for women in UK and Ireland.

Roger has over 17 years of experience providing psychological therapy in the NHS. For the past ten years he has worked in Belfast City Hospital where he specializes in delivering psychological therapies for individuals affected by cancer.

Dr Eddie Gibson is the lead Radiologist for theNorthern Ireland Breast Screening Programme.