Meet Your Consultant
Mr Jonathan Broome
Consultant Gynaecologist & Urogynaecologist
Founder of The Pelvic Clinic, with over 25 years' experience in women's pelvic health. He specialises in prolapse, urinary incontinence and keyhole pelvic floor surgery, and gives every woman the time to be heard and a plan built around her own symptoms.
30+
Papers published in peer-reviewed medical journals, alongside his clinical practice.
10
Years working as a full-time private gynaecologist after two decades in the NHS.
25+
Years' experience in gynaecology and urogynaecology, treating women from across the UK.
Introduction
A practice built around women who were not being heard
Mr Jonathan Broome established The Pelvic Clinic to look after the many women who come looking for answers about their pelvic symptoms — often after years of being told there was nothing much to be done.
As senior gynaecologist he is well known both locally and nationally for treating women with pelvic floor disorders, particularly urinary incontinence and prolapse. Alongside that specialist work he continues to care for women with more general gynaecological concerns.
Surgical Expertise
Keyhole prolapse repair — without a hysterectomy
Women travel from all over the UK for keyhole prolapse repair with Mr Broome, one of only a small number of surgeons in the country able to lift the pelvic floor back into place without the need for a hysterectomy. The reason they seek it out is simple: it keeps the womb, it means smaller incisions and a quicker recovery, and it treats the problem at its root rather than working around it.
Experience
More than two decades of consultant-level pelvic floor surgery, in the NHS and in private practice.
Empathy
Time to talk things through properly, in plain language, without being rushed or made to feel this is something you should simply put up with.
Quality of life
The goal is always the same — getting you back to the work, exercise and confidence you had quietly given up on.
Professional Biography
A career in gynaecology and pelvic floor surgery
Training
University of Birmingham Medical School
Mr Broome gained his medical degree at Birmingham before moving north to Manchester for his postgraduate training in obstetrics and gynaecology.
1998
Fellowship — Royal Hospital for Women, Sydney
A two-year fellowship in Australia, where he acquired the specialised endoscopic gynaecology techniques that still underpin his keyhole surgery today.
2001
Consultant, Royal Bolton Hospital
Appointed Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynaecology with a special interest in urogynaecology, building the pelvic floor practice he is known for.
Today
Private practice & The Pelvic Clinic
Over ten years in full-time private practice, now seeing women from across the UK at Spire Manchester and Spire Hale.
Credentials & Recognition
Care shaped by decades of practice and study
Mr Broome qualified as a doctor (MBChB) and trained as a specialist in women's health (MRCOG). Alongside seeing patients, he has written more than 30 papers in peer-reviewed medical journals, and is regularly asked to advise hospitals and specialist teams around the world on urogynaecology — the care of the bladder and pelvic floor.
Fees & Insurance
Registered with all major insurers
Mr Broome is recognised by all the major UK health insurers, so most patients can be seen on their existing cover. Self-pay patients are warmly welcomed too, and can usually be seen promptly.
